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Waste heat boiler

2019-06-16View Original

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What is added to the waste heat boiler? What is its function? What reaction occurred? When to add sodium hydroxide, and how much? What is its function?
Reply #22019-06-17
Adding chemicals is done to remove impurities; your periodic discharge and continuous discharge processes are used to get rid of the impurities that are formed
Reply #32019-06-18
Sodium hydroxide is mainly used to adjust the pH value; the specific adjustment ratio depends on the pH level of the boiler water
Reply #42019-06-18
The pH value should be controlled in the power plant; since the quality of the water supplied is poor, ammonia or sodium hydroxide can only be used in the equipment to regulate it‘ ’
Reply #52019-06-27
Everything mentioned above is correct ╮(‵▽′)╭
Reply #62019-06-29
https://bbs.hcbbs.com/lesson-217.html Training on waste heat boilers; I hope it will be helpful to you.
Reply #72019-11-06
Sodium tripolyphosphate is mainly added to prevent the formation of scale caused by calcium, magnesium, etc
Reply #82019-12-06
For adjusting the pH value. Combining regular discharge and continuous sorting. Prevent the boiler water from boiling out of control.

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