Reformation drum water analysis items
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For the water in our drum, we test for a pH level of 9-11, phosphate levels of 5-15, and a conductivity level not exceeding 3. Recently, the conductivity has been abnormally high, ranging between 30-50, while the pH and phosphate levels remain normal. May I ask what tests you conduct on the water in your drums? What is the reason for the high conductivity?
There are **standards** for the water in boiler drum systems; it is recommended to check them! It’s written in great detail inside!
I have tested the water supply and there are no issues; I’ll add trisodium phosphate to this order
Okay, I’ll check it. Thank you for your help
We use a mixture of sodium hydroxide and trisodium phosphate for boiling the furnace; do we still need to use these two substances together in the subsequent production process?
Add chemicals depending on the quality of your water; if the pH level is low, then NAOH needs to be added