Corrosion analysis of circulating water coolers
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The heat exchanger at the end of the circulating water system has adherent deposits of black scale after it was disassembled; pitting is quite severe. Everyone’s opinion is welcome – please share your views.
The key is to check the quality of the circulating water; moreover, corrosion of equipment made from such materials is quite normal. If it is a water-related issue that cannot be resolved, it is advisable to consider replacing the equipment with corrosion-resistant ones. If the water quality can be improved, such corrosion may be reduced accordingly. For reference.
Isn’t the flow rate slower at the end of the circulating water?
Looking at this corrosion situation, the poster needs to pay attention to two things: sludge in the circulating water and the pH level of the circulating water.
Would adding an anti-corrosion coating alleviate this problem?
President Wang, which coating would be most effective in this situation? How about SHY-99?
I consulted experts, who also said it’s underfilm corrosion; currently, we are planning to apply a coating treatment
Allow the circulating water system to undergo overall pre-film formation and treatment
You can select multiple materials for comparison