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Water treatment engineering

ratio of chloride and sulfate to bicarbonate and carbonate in water, used to predict how corrosive a water is toward mild steel and cast iron.

In water treatment engineering, Larson-Skold index refers to ratio of chloride and sulfate to bicarbonate and carbonate in water, used to predict how corrosive a water is toward mild steel and cast iron. This meaning comes from Larson (1958) in Corrosion.[1]

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Recovery means
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References

Larson, T. E., & Skold, R. V. (1958). Laboratory Studies Relating Mineral Quality of Water to Corrosion of Steel and Cast Iron. Corrosion, 14(6), 43-46. https://doi.org/10.5006/0010-9312-14.6.43

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