What causes the water in the drum boiler of the acidic gas incinerator to turn red? ?

It may be caused by water quality issues, boiler operation, corrosion prevention, or other reasons

There is a problem with the control of oxygen content or pH value in the feed water. It is recommended to find a book on boiler water treatment and study the steam and water standards corresponding to the boiler’s pressure rating. (It’s all in the forum)

1. Is steam condensate water used for making up water in the drum boiler of the acidic gas incinerator? The return water contains elevated levels of iron ions due to oxygen corrosion or mild acidic corrosion; upon being heated in the boiler, these iron ions are oxidized to ferric ions, and as the boiler water becomes more concentrated, its color turns redder. 2. Is the make-up water for the steam drum boiler in the acidic gas incinerator demineralized water or softened water, and what is its pH value? The water level has a low pH value, making it acidic; the mild acidity causes corrosion, which leads to an excess of iron ions and results in the boiler water turning red. The solution is to add the BF-31T protector, which raises the pH level to neutralize weak acidic corrosion, prevents oxygen-induced corrosion and CO2 corrosion, protects the equipment in the boiler system, and swiftly resolves the problem of red-colored boiler water. Feel free to discuss any questions related to I86OO475386 at any time.