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What should be the pH value of the circulating water in steam boilers? Urgent!

2011-01-14View Original

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I got 8. I’m not sure if it’s too high or too low; I hope everyone can help me. Thank you. {:1_90:}
Reply #22011-01-14
The question isn’t clearly stated. Are you referring to the water in the pot (or the furnace)? Still recycled water?
Reply #32011-01-14
To avoid corrosion, the pH level in the boiler should be between 9 and 10. Your pH level is 8; although this isn’t a major issue, it is still slightly too low.
Reply #42011-01-15
9.3-9.6 applies to large boilers; the range for small boilers may be wider

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