Why does the chlor-alkali production line need to test the PH and ORP of water quality?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:23 Hello teachers: I have just started selling water quality monitoring equipment on the chlor-alkali production line. I have encountered many problems and I really don’t understand them. Please help me. Why do we need to monitor the water quality on the production line? Especially to monitor: Ph, orp? Thank you everyone. I wish you all happy work! ! # + + .
The quality of water has a great impact on pipelines and process media, and it must be tested.
this! I understand that PH and ORP are process indicators. These indicators can be controlled at any time through monitoring to keep them within the normal range.
PH and ORP are relatively important control indicators, which have a greater impact on equipment and pipelines, and also have a great impact on the addition of some materials, so the values of PH and ORP are very important!
I am worried that pipes and equipment will be corroded, so they must be inspected regularly.
Monitoring ORP mainly monitors whether there is free chlorine in the water quality. If the ORP value remains high, it means there is internal leakage in the equipment. Of course, the PH value will also change greatly. If you guessed correctly, you are talking about the water quality monitoring of the coolers in the I and II sections of the chlorine press, right?