How to remove nitrogen-based impurities in steam condensate systems
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Ammonia-based substances are added both during the replenishment of desalinated water and for adjusting the water quality in boiler water systems. These nitrogen-containing substances end up in the steam condensate system, where they transform into nitrogen-based impurities. If such impurities affect the systems that use this condensate, how can they be removed? Has anyone encountered the same problem?
Ammonia-based substances still need to be divided into organic amines and ammonia water; organic amines are mainly used for chemical deoxygenation, while ammonia water is used to adjust the pH value, and it is possible to consider changing the type of substance added
It is possible to consider not using this deoxygenation process, but instead opt for a deoxygenator, without the need to add ammonia-based substances for deoxygenation