Circulating water analysis
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What are the routine analysis items for circulating water?
Routine analyses include PH, CD, turbidity, orthophosphorus, total phosphorus, Ca, Cl, and alkalinity. The comprehensive analysis also covers sulfate, COD, nitrite, nitrate, eight types of bacteria, zinc ions, carbonate, bicarbonate, total hardness, magnesium ions, and more.
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The phosphorus-based reagents we use are used to analyze parameters such as PH, turbidity, orthophosphorus, total phosphorus, Ca, Mg, Cl, Fe, and ammonia nitrogen. This post was last edited by zhang Shiori on 2009-3-30 09:15]
Turbidity, pH, conductivity, alkalinity, calcium and magnesium ions, copper ions, iron ions, ammonia ions, chloride ions, orthophosphorus, total phosphorus, sulfate ions, soluble solids, COD, dissolved oxygen
Testing parameters for the circulating water in methanol plants: pH, calcium ions, magnesium ions, total hardness, total P, zinc ions, turbidity, chloride ions, iron ions, etc
The phosphorus-based chemicals we use are analyzed for PH, turbidity, total phosphorus, Ca ions, Fe, total alkalinity, and concentration ratio.
We use it only for cooling purposes, not for any other uses; generally, no analysis is done
Hehe, residual chlorine, conductivity, pH, turbidity, chloride ions, hardness, total phosphorus, total iron, total alkalinity, inorganic phosphorus, organic phosphorus
Turbidity, pH, conductivity, total hardness, iron ions, orthophosphorus, total phosphorus