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What is mixing water?

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mixing water is a controlled combination of streams of different compositions to achieve a set hardness, conductivity, temperature or taste.

What does mixing water mean in practice?

The controlled combination of two streams allows you to set the hardness, temperature, mineralization or concentration of another parameter at an intermediate level.

When does it matter?

The ratio can change with pressure and flow, so a valve without stabilization does not always maintain a constant result.

Which solutions are related to it?

The setting is made at typical flow and confirmed by measuring the parameter after the streams are fully mixed.