Problem of chloride ions in drum water
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I would like to ask the experts: why is the chloride content in the drum water relatively high, given that the chloride levels in demineralized water and deoxygenated water are within normal ranges?
Could it be due to leaks, low purity of the regeneration chemicals, introduction of additional chemicals, condensate water, or other reasons?
In the boiler water system, desalinated water undergoes an evaporation process; as a result, the chloride ions in it become increasingly concentrated. If the drainage volume from the steam drum is not sufficient, the chloride ion levels can exceed the specified limits. The medications mentioned on the 2nd floor will also be present when brought in.
In the boiler water system, desalinated water undergoes an evaporation process; as a result, the chloride ions in it become increasingly concentrated. If the drainage volume from the steam drum is not sufficient, the chloride ion levels can exceed the specified limits. The medications mentioned on the 2nd floor will also be present when brought in.
Is the stripping water reused by you? If it is reused, is the chloride level high? In that case, check the chemicals used as well as the discharge conditions