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Circulating water plant – yellowish; unknown reason

2024-07-13View Original

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As the title says, it’s yellow; I don’t know what caused it
Reply #22024-07-14
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2024-7-14 at 10:10. It checks whether the physical and chemical parameters of the wastewater from the water supply sources meet the requirements for treatment, for reference purposes.
Reply #32024-07-14
First, check to see if anyone who has been suffering from internal heat recently urinated in it. :Lol, the yellowing of the circulating water is most likely due to inadequate water treatment, which leads to metal corrosion (iron) ; It may be due to a leakage of yellow material from the heat exchange equipment and pipelines. First, check the total iron content in the circulating water inlet/outlet system, and then examine the changes in pH and ORP. Also, could it be that the amount or type of corrosion inhibitor used is incorrect?
Reply #42024-07-14
I checked – no one has had heatiness recently, but I’m not sure about the issue with urination

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