Mannofield is a district in the south of Aberdeen, miles from Inverurie to the North. Probably just a name for the treatment works? Mannofield West supply most of Inverurie and south of it. All within a mile of that Tesco, so need a bit more instruction from
@matt.
The "Craigie" zone supplies the North of Inverurie. Also within a mile of Tesco.
The rivers aren't at all as mucky as down here, so probably both river extraction. They have very similar analysis. Scottish water split the desired credentials across two documents, a "Hardness" one, but it includes real ion analysis for Calcium and Magnesium, so you don't need "Hardness" (which is probably the Ca and Mg analyses converted to "as CaCO3" and added together). Let me just check ... this for the Craigie zone (2.497x11.15)+(4.118x1.75)=27.84+7.21=35.05
(Show Off ... Shut up you!) documented hardness is 35.02, so yes, just Ca and Mg. Rest is in the "full" document.
I know, I'll stick it in the new, shiny, "Defuddler:
The "Alkalinity will likely be less than that (the dosed Lime will be consumed on route). The "Defuddler" will "adapt" to a local (tap in house) "Alkalinity" reading. For example say local analysis was 15 mg/l as HCO
3. The "miscellaneous ions" is 2.96mg/l NO
3 (Nitrate):
Only relevant for very soft water dosed with Lime. It pulls this off with some dirty tricks played on the cations.
Good i'n'it!
I''m getting depressed now. This used to be my home surroundings
. Still, it isn't so bad living here (with 100's of sheep!).
