Are there any requirements for corrosion protection inside water cooling towers?

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Are there any requirements for corrosion protection inside water cooling towers? Are there any specific **regulations regarding (a water-cooled tower used to cool circulating water with dry gas), in the event that rust is found on the internal tower walls and within the pipes? But no standard requirements were found. I’m sorry to bother everyone.

Reply #22011-03-06

There is no standard for this; the internal iron components are generally galvanized or coated with zinc paint for corrosion protection. http://www.mxsgl.com

Reply #32011-03-07

Our factory doesn’t use any anti-corrosion measures; it’s been in operation for 4 years with no problems

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