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Why is it necessary to analyze iron ions in acidic water?

2018-07-04View Original

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Why is it necessary to analyze iron ions in acidic water?
Reply #22018-07-04
It’s a way of detecting the degree of corrosion in acidic water pipelines, I guess~~~
Reply #32018-07-05
After equipment corrosion, iron ions combine with acidic water; by analyzing the iron ions in the acidic water, it is possible to determine the extent of equipment corrosion. Post from Haichuan https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1669299-1-1.html
Reply #42018-07-06
Will it work well with acidic water? ? ? What does ‘good’ mean? Get a partner? ? ?
Reply #52018-07-08
Love him, and go with him. Done. After carbon steel corrodes, iron ions are present in acidic water; by analyzing these iron ions, it is possible to determine the degree of corrosion of the equipment.
Reply #62018-07-09
Haha, is there any standard for the content of iron ions?
Reply #72018-07-13
Yes, the normal requirement is no more than 3PPM; some companies have stricter requirements of no more than 1PPM.

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