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Ben9108 Posted 18 years ago
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water analysis report exceeded limit

0 I would like to seek comment for the following letter for replying to government 02br
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00 Dear Sir02br
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00From the water analysis report00 for Nov 200700, the00 soild particle in the swimming pool system of 200 mg/L that00 00has exceeded the limit00 of 100mg/L00. The reason is00 that00 a malfunction of00 circulation 00pump lead00ing00 to the system was operating abnormally. Subsequent to00 00its prompt repair, the system has resumed normal operation and00 00the reading of soild particle was 8500 00mg/L00 00and00 002000 00mg/L00 lower than the limit of 100mg/L which shown in the attached report for Dec00 00200700& Jan 200800 respectively00.00 00The00 00overall00 00performance of the system is indicated in the attached water analysis report for00 00Nov,00 00Dec00 00200007 & J00a00n00 00200800.02br
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) I'm not sure what's standard. )02br 02br 00I'd break the first sentence into two. " - - , the 01u 00solid02u 00 particulate matter reading (or whatever) 01u 00in / for02u 00 the swimming pool system stands at 200 mg/L.

  • ) I'm not sure what's standard.
  • )02br 02br 00I'd break the first sentence into two.
  • " - - , the 01u 00solid02u 00 particulate matter reading (or whatever) 01u 00in / for02u 00 the swimming pool system stands at 200 mg/L.
  • 02br 02br 00"Subsequent to" seems a little much.
  • I'd just say, "Following its prompt repair,"02br 02br 00was 85 mg/L, 15 mg/L below limit.
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0Hi Ben,02br
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00The stuff in the pool needs an uncountable noun, since you're weighing it in miligrams (per liter.) I'm not sure what's standard. I hear things like "particulate matter." ("Particle" is a countable noun.)02br
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00I'd break the first sentence into two. " - - , the 01u00solid02u00 particulate matter reading (

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