Calculate the amount of lime and soda required for softening 50,000 litres of hard water
containing: MgCO 3 = 144 ppm, CaCO 3 = 25 ppm, MgCl 2 = 95ppm, CaCl 2 = 111ppm, Fe 2 O 3 =
25ppm and Na 2 SO 4 = 15ppm
[Given: At. Wt of Mg= 24, C=12, O=16, Ca=40, Cl=35.5, Fe= 55.85, Na= 23, S= 32]
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MgCO 3 = 144 ppm, CaCO 3 = 25 ppm, MgCl 2 = 95ppm, CaCl 2 = 111ppm, Fe 2 O 3 = 25ppm and Na 2 SO 4 = 15ppm
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The amount of lime and soda required for softening 50,000 liters of hard water is lime 7.2 kg and soda is 10.6 kg respectively.
Explanation:
- The given water sample contains the following salts MgCO 3 = 144 ppm, CaCO 3 = 25 ppm, MgCl 2 = 95ppm, CaCl 2 = 111ppm, Fe 2 O 3 =25ppm and Na 2 SO 4 = 15ppm
- Hardness caused by each salt is calculated as follows and its contribution for the use of lime and soda is calculated as follows
- ,Multiplication factor is ,Hardness by the salt is ×
- , Multiplication factor is 100/100 Hardness by the salt is ,×
- × Hardness by the salt is
- × Hardness by the salt is Fe2O 3 =25ppm and No contribution in Hardness Na2SO4 = 15ppm No contribution in Hardness
- Lime requirement=74/100(Temp Calcium as calcium carbonate +2(Temp Magnesium as Magnesium carbonate)+Perm Magnesium as Magnesium chloride)× Volume of water.
=74/100 (25+171.43+100)×50000
=7.2kg
Lime requirement=7.2kg
- Soda requirement=106/100(Perm Calcium as Calcium chloride +Perm Magnesium as Magnesium chloride)×volume of water
=106/100(100+100)×50000
=10.6 kg
Soda requirement =10.6 kg
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