Circulating water parameters
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The control parameters for circulating water include total phosphorus, total iron, calcium hardness, alkalinity, chloride ions, sulfate ions, turbidity, and so on. What impact do changes in their concentrations have on the quality of the circulating water? How to control their concentration? I checked some information on forums, but it doesn’t seem to be very specific or detailed. I’m hoping to get more detailed information, such as the pH level – too high a pH increases the tendency to form scale, so acids need to be added to adjust it ； Too low levels increase the tendency to corrosion, requiring wastewater treatment. It would be best to list it in a table format, which is simple and clear. Thank you, everyone! !
There are many topics of discussion on the forum; you can search for them yourself........ Additionally, you can ask or request the supplier to provide you with a proposal..... Lastly, don’t we have national standards? Those can also be used as a standard........