Deionized water, deoxygenated water
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What are desalinated water, deoxygenated water, and circulating water used for?
It is recommended that you review the operating procedures for your equipment; they contain detailed information on this topic. Circulating water is generally used to cool the equipment. Deoxygenated water and demineralized water are used in some cases for injection purposes, in other cases as components in formulations, and yet again in others for cooling the compressor cylinders. The usage varies depending on the type of equipment. Next time, please specify what type of equipment you are referring to. Another important point is to make use of the search function on the forum – someone has already asked this question a long time ago. There are around 1,000 entries related to this topic on the forum, and among them you should find the answer you’re looking for~~~~
Circulating water: Used for cooling. Deionized water: Prevents scaling; generally used as process water. Deoxygenated water: Prevents oxygen corrosion; generally used as boiler water
Circulating water: Used for cooling. Deionized water: Generally used as supplementary water in industrial processes. Deoxygenated water: Removes oxygen; it is typically used as boiler feed water to reduce the air content in steam and to facilitate heat transfer
Deoxygenated water is the water used in boilers; it is obtained by boiling deionized water with low-pressure steam； Desalinated water is now used in many applications. First, it is used as water for boilers. Second, considering the quality issues of circulating water, our factory has followed the practices of other factories and switched to using desalinated water for cooling machine pumps. It is also used for cooling reciprocating engines, for air-cooling spray systems, and for system filling – there are many such uses, so they won’t be listed one by one. The purpose of circulating water is relatively simple: it is used for heat exchange and cooling, usually in water coolers specifically