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Regarding the issue of equipment corrosion caused by substandard deoxygenated water

2011-06-27View Original

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Unacceptable levels of sulfur in deoxygenated water can cause severe corrosion to equipment, pipes, and other components
Reply #22011-06-27
Does this still need to be analyzed? Should it be sulfate then? I wonder what the control targets of your company are?
Reply #32011-06-28
Bro, this is a discussion forum for methanol – how could there be sulfate ions here?
Reply #42011-06-28
After thermal deoxidation, if you use hydrazine as a chemical deoxidizer, won’t that solve the problem? Can be improved
Reply #52011-06-28
The problem lies with the quality of the desalinated water; it’s not an oxygen removal issue. Improve the water treatment process.
Reply #62011-06-28
Check if there are any issues with your demineralized water, and also see if there are any problems with the recycled water as well
Reply #72011-07-03
After removing oxygen using thermal deoxidation, chemical deoxidation can basically eliminate any remaining oxygen

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