The pH in my second chamber is not significantly different than the first. The difference is like 0.01. (I run the first chamber at a target of 6.7). I don't know if that means I'm running the effluent too quickly (60ml/min) but anything less than that and the levels start to drop, so, I don't have much wiggle room.
I would take a few measurements of the pH in the first chamber (disconnect the second chamber temporarily). Then at least you know what's happening in there without guessing from the second chamber's pH.
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10-15-2004, 05:02 AM
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