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MM 95: The concentrate connectors are connected to the water flow path by self-sealing valves. The heated water flows through the feeding pumps. The pumps are ceramic, and need a constant flow of water through the pump element; this acts as a lubricant. In Bicarbonate mode the acid concentrate is taken up through the red A-concentrate connector by the A-pump and added to the water flow. The acid/water mixture goes through a mixing chamber, to prevent air from causing unstable conductivity readings, before entering the Aconductivity cell. <<The measurement from the A-cell is compared with the required conductivity and any difference between the two will result in a change of the A-pump speed to correct the difference. >>There is a temperature transducer in the conductivity cell to compensate the conductivity calculation since it varies with temperature, approximately +1,8 % per °C. The bicarbonate concentrate is taken up through the B-concentrate connector by the B-pump and added to the acid/water solution. The acid/ bicarbonate/water mixture goes through the second mixing chamber, to prevent air from causing unstable conductivity readings, before entering the B- conductivity cell. <<The measurement from the B-cell is compared with the required conductivity and any difference between the two will result in a change of the B-pump speed to correct the difference. >>There is a temperature transducer in the B-conductivity cell to compensate the conductivity calculation since it varies with temperature, approximately +1,8 % per °C. When BiCart? is mounted, the flushing valve, FLVA, is used for priming of the BiCart cartridge. FLVA is also used during fill up of diluted chemical disinfection solution. Note that in acetate mode the A conductivity cell and A pump are not used. The acetate concentrate is taken up through the blue B-concentrate connector. The mixed fluid is then passing the (optional) pH-sensor before leaving the MM 95.
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