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How to address low alkalinity in boiler water

2017-06-12View Original

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The alkalinity of the boiler water is 0.2 mmol/L, which is too low. Is it okay to add sodium dihydrogen phosphate? Someone please help, if anyone knows, thanks. Our unit uses a 3-ton electric boiler.
Reply #22017-06-12
Can trisodium phosphate be used to adjust the alkalinity of boiler water? Is it good to use a chemical to increase alkalinity?

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