Sydney Water Profile (prospect)

[Lindsay Dive]

Since all my ProMash info was stolen by a well known Anti Virus Software Company, I would like to know if there is anyone that can supply me with the water profile from the Prospect Dam in Sydney.

Regards,
Lindsay.

 

[i_belial]

Here is a link to the Sydney water typical analysis:

http://www.sydneywater.com.au/Publications...terAnalysis.pdf

Cheers
Iain

 

[Lindsay Dive]

How quick was that? Just what I wanted.

Thanks Iain,

Regards,
Lindsay.

 

[Peter Wadey]

Digger,
Check your home email. Have sent you my Promash .DAT file with Prospect water included just incase.

Rgds,
Pete

 

[Lindsay Dive]

Thanks Pete,

I saved that file and imported it into ProMash. I reckon that's pretty good for an 'ol fella.

Everything is too easy this morning!

Regards,
Lindsay.

 

[Jez]

Hi Pete

Can you send it to me as well please?

Just PM'd you my email address.

Thanks mate

Jez

 

[Lindsay Dive]

Pete,

Iv'e just noticed that there are some varying figures from the Water Analysis that Iain supplied from Sydney Water to what you have given me on your file.
I have adjusted the file accordingly.
Where did you get the biCarbonate (HC03) figures from as I can't find them on Sydney Water apaperwork?

Regards,
Lindsay.

 

[wessmith]

Gidday Old Fella, open the water profiler in Promash and open your Sydney Water file. You will see there that the bicarb can be calculated as well as the pH.

The bicarb has been a bit of a nuiscance lately - seems to be up from past years and definitley needs nuetralising for light coloured beers.

Cheers,

Wes

 

[Lindsay Dive]

One Old Fella to another......thanks for that, I'll have a look.
I did not know that you could "calculate" the bicarb on the water profiler.

Regards,
Lindsay.

 

[wessmith]

Sorry Lindsay, its the "Water" file at the bottom of the Promash page that does the calc. Put it down to age......

Wes

 

[Hopsta]

Hey peoples,

I'm trying to setup my water profile (sydney, prospect dam) in beersmith and am not sure if im reading the water report correctly, could someone please tell me if these details are correct?

Calcium: 13.0 ppm
Sulfate: 9.0 ppm
Magnesium: 5.2 ppm
Chloride: 27.5 ppm
Sodium: 13.0 ppm
Bicarbonate: 45.1 ppm
PH: 8.2

Any assistance appreciated....

Cheers,
Hopsta

 

[shotduck]

could someone please tell me if these details are correct?
Calcium: 13.0 ppm
Sulfate: 9.0 ppm
Magnesium: 5.2 ppm
Chloride: 27.5 ppm
Sodium: 13.0 ppm
Bicarbonate: 45.1 ppm
PH: 8.2

Sounds about right from my memory.



TSD