For circulating water, how is the phosphorus added amount calculated?
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An important control parameter for circulating water is phosphorus control, which involves the addition of corrosion and scale inhibitors. How to calculate the amount he added? I think I also encountered a problem that required calculating this, and I am extremely grateful to that friend who has the answer to it.
W = m*V/(1000*k*p). W represents the amount of chemical added; m is the desired phosphorus concentration in mg/L; V is the volume of water to be added; k is the concentration multiplication factor; p is the concentration of the chemical used
It can actually be simpler: just multiply the dosage concentration by the total phosphorus content in the chemical
Reply to 2# Shini Mu: Thank you. If you have any questions, feel free to ask