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Circulating water hardness test results

2017-06-16View Original

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Is there a relationship between the hardness test results of circulating water and the dosage of the slow-release scale inhibitor?
Reply #22017-06-17
I guess it doesn’t really matter; what’s important is the water inflow
Reply #32017-06-17
The hardness of the circulating water is around 400; 9 barrels of corrosion and scale inhibitor are added per day. As of May 20, the amount increased to 15 barrels per day. By the end of the month, the hardness was over 1600. During this period, only water was added and no wastewater was discharged. Could any expert help analyze the reasons for this?
Reply #42023-07-31
During the operation of circulating water, concentration occurs, and the concentration of all ions increases.

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