1. Straight lime softeningA groundwater was analyzed and found to have the following composition (all concentrationsare as CaCO): Estimate the lime dose (in mg 1.) required to soften the water.HCO 155mg/1Ca 210 mgMg-15mg/1Alk.-260 mlTemp-10C2. Excess lime softeningA groundwater was analyzed and found to have the following composition (all concentrationsare as CaCO)). Estimate the lime dose (in mg/L.) required to soften the water..H:CO 155mg/1Ca 180 mg/1Mg-60mg/1Alk. -260 mg/1Temp-10C

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1. Straight lime softening
A groundwater was analyzed and found to have the following composition (all concentrations
are as CaCO): Estimate the lime dose (in mg 1.) required to soften the water.
HCO 155mg/1
Ca 210 mg
Mg-15mg/1
Alk.-260 ml
Temp-10C
2. Excess lime softening
A groundwater was analyzed and found to have the following composition (all concentrations
are as CaCO)). Estimate the lime dose (in mg/L.) required to soften the water..
H:CO 155mg/1
Ca 180 mg/1
Mg-60mg/1
Alk. -260 mg/1
Temp-10C

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