What is the difference between sealing water and deionized water?

2011-05-06View Original

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What is the difference between sealing water and deionized water?

Reply #22011-05-10

Sealed water is defined based on the functions of water, while desalinated water is defined based on the methods of water treatment; these two definitions are not established using the same classification criteria, so it is meaningless to distinguish between their differences. The sealing water can be desalinated water, or water that has been treated in some other way; even wastewater can be used ； Desalinated water can be used as sealing water, or it can be employed for purposes other than sealing, such as heat exchange water, boiler feed water, pure water, etc.

Reply #32011-08-10

The functions and application scopes of desalinated water and sealing water are different

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