Can the phosphate level in the drum water be kept below 4 mg/L?

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When analyzing the water in the drum in the workshop, for the phosphate content in this water to be within the process requirements (5–15 mg/L), its pH must be above 11; it is often on the high side, sometimes reaching 11.4. I now want to reduce the amount of phosphate added in order to lower the pH of the drum to below 11. Is it possible to change the specification: phosphate content: 3–15 mg/L? What is the impact of using less medication on the boiler? If it can be changed, what is the technical basis for that? (If the indicators need to be changed, a change procedure must be followed, and technical justification must be provided.) Thank you! ! ! !

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