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Coated-Car Rinse Checks: Take the Sample at the Outlet
A treatment-system reading and water delivered at the hose outlet can answer different questions. Downstream equipment may affect the delivered water.
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Practical approach
Define the sample location and follow the appropriate flushing and measurement method. Keep temperature and instrument settings documented where relevant.
A good reading at the treatment unit does not alone verify water that has passed through a contaminated storage tank or hose.
Decision limits
Do not diagnose the entire system from one unexplained reading. Use location-specific checks to narrow the issue.
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