Daily Question: Methanol Technology Exchange Edition 20180309
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Learn from the advanced experiences of the *Brothers section, so that we can make progress through learning and mature through Q&A. Why is ammonia added to boiler water?
A certain amount of ammonia water is added to the boiler feedwater in order to adjust the pH value of the boiler water.
To maintain the pH value of the boiler water, ammonia should be added to adjust it.
Adding ammonia is intended to raise the pH value to between 9 and 10, thereby preventing the pH from dropping too low due to CO2 dissolution or other reasons.
A certain amount of ammonia water is added to the boiler feedwater in order to adjust the pH value of the boiler water.
Why is ammonia added to boiler water? The purpose is to raise the pH value to between 9 and 10, in order to prevent CO2 dissolution or other factors from causing the pH value to drop too low.
To ensure the stability of the pH value of the boiler water, ammonia should be added to adjust it.
A certain amount of ammonia water is added to the boiler feedwater in order to adjust the pH value of the boiler water.
Adding ammonia is intended to raise the pH value to between 9 and 10, thereby preventing the pH from dropping too low due to CO2 dissolution or other reasons.