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Old 06-08-2015, 06:06 AM
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Thanks for all the responses.
Unfortunately,i didn't get a satisfied answer to:what is the reason that the voltage doesn't stay constant/why does it decreases the following next seconds and what does it mean(good,not good)?
Graham mentioned number of reasons for the decreasing:
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There could be a number of reasons for the voltage to drop. Gas forming on electrode, corrosion inhibitors doing their job, passivation of the electrode
But they are only possibilities.what is the true reason?
What is it mean?
I would like to understand the issue,it is not just to know if the coolant is good or not .
I can check the coolant,also,with PH strip as other mentioned.
But this is not my main reason for my question.
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