What material is good for waterproofing the inner wall of a circulating water cooling tower? ?
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Waterproofing and corrosion protection for the inner wall of the circulating water cooling tower. Due to the constant flow of water and erosion on the inner walls of cooling towers, the waterproof layer must possess a certain level of wear resistance as well as resistance to temperature changes. Does anyone have any good materials or suggestions! ? It is known that the Universal K11 is pretty good.
Cooling towers vary, but it is necessary to consider the impact of corrosion-resistant material degradation on water quality, especially the formation of impurities, for reference.
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What material is the cooling tower made of? Has this issue been resolved?
To prevent corrosion on the inner wall of a circulating water cooling tower, it is first necessary to understand the structure of that inner wall, which mainly consists of the water tank section and the spraying section, among others. For the pool area, polyurea, epoxy fiberglass, and similar materials can be used for corrosion protection. The corrosion-resistant materials required for the spraying section must not only be resistant to corrosion and erosion but also have aging resistance. There are currently many such corrosion-resistant materials available.
If polymer materials are directly used for cooling towers, there is generally no problem. The corrosion issue at the site during long-term operation is not severe; aging and damage may occur.