Chloride ions in boiler water

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What is the significance of analyzing chloride ions in boiler water, and what are the effects of high or low levels?

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Reply #32012-09-06

This post was last edited by ike5 on 2013-5-31 at 16:16. High levels of chloride ions in boiler water cause severe corrosion of the boiler; it also leads to foaming, which affects the quality of the steam. When chloride levels are high, it is necessary to carry out blowdown, resulting in energy loss. To address high chloride levels, polymer-based chloride reducers can be used, which helps reduce the need for blowdown and thus saves energy. Contact: Mr. Zhang, ike5@163.com

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