How to determine the amount of wastewater for flushing and pre-film formation when a circulating water system is put into operation for the first time

2017-07-29View Original

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When a circulating water system is put into operation for the first time, how should the amounts of water required for flushing, chemical cleaning, and displacement/discharge be determined?

Reply #22017-07-30

Perform chemical cleaning using one-third of the stored water volume, ensuring that the chemicals circulate every 20 minutes

Reply #32017-07-30

Thank you very much for your valuable guidance.

Reply #42017-07-30

Let me ask again: based on your experience, how many times is the amount of wastewater generated generally equal to the volume of water retained?

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