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Reforming the water-chlorine balance problem

2009-12-12View Original

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Experts, what consequences will occur if low chlorine levels and excessive dryness both exist simultaneously in a reprocessing system? Thank you!
Reply #22009-12-16
Doesn’t anyone know the answer to this question?
Reply #32009-12-16
Chlorine deficiency is generally caused by high water content in the system, or issues with chlorine injection; it could also be due to other problems that result in a decrease in the catalyst’s ability to retain chlorine. A situation where it’s too dry and lacks chlorine doesn’t happen very often, right? At least I haven’t encountered it, but being too dry and a lack of chlorine ultimately lead to problems with the acidic centers.

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