What is the role of phosphates in diesel and gasoline hydrogenation?

2009-02-09View Original

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What is the role of phosphates in diesel and gasoline hydrogenation?

Reply #22009-02-10

It’s the steam generator with trisodium phosphate to remove calcium and magnesium ions, right?

Reply #32009-02-10

You mean adding phosphates to the boiler water, right? It’s mainly used to adjust the pH level of the boiler water, prevent scaling, and improve the quality of the steam.

Reply #42009-02-10

In diesel and gasoline hydrogenation, we generally add trisodium phosphate to prevent scaling in the steam generator

Reply #52009-02-11

It is generally a drum chemical dosing system, used to adjust the boiler water

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