Electrode water standard
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What are the standards for electrode water used in reduction furnaces and hydrogenation furnaces? Also, in our factory, the conductivity of the electrode water rises after just a few days – why is that?
Reply to 1# lwh5922086: The electrode water used for reduction and hydrogenation is the same (referring to thermal hydrogenation). The standard values vary from one factory to another; generally, the lower the conductivity, the better, with values usually below 10.
Process packages with different resistivities of the electrode water have varying requirements; if that’s not possible, you can simply turn off the detection interlock
If the resistivity is too high, measures need to be taken to control the water quality; if it’s only slightly high, simply removing the interlock will suffice.
Use more displacing solution; after waiting for a while, not as many electrolytes will be dissolved and the problem will be resolved
Our high-purity equipment achieves 15 megohms.