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What is temporary hardness?

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temporary hardness is the part of hardness mainly related to bicarbonates, which can form a precipitate during cooking.

What does temporary hardness mean in practice?

During cooking, bicarbonates lose CO2 and can form poorly soluble carbonates that deposit as scale.

When does it matter?

Its size is limited by the lower of the total hardness and alkalinity values ​​expressed in common units.

Which solutions are related to it?

It is assessed by full analysis and reduced by decarbonization, softening or membrane process.