What are the effects of trace amounts of methanol entering the circulating water system?
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What are the effects of trace amounts of methanol entering the circulating water system? Seek answers from experts
This post was last edited by wsm1988 on 2017-3-4 at 11:31: the pH of the circulating water increases, COD levels exceed acceptable limits significantly, and the circulating water becomes emulsified. The rate at which sludge is formed in circulating water increases, leading to sludge-related problems.
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Methanol is an organic compound; when it leaks, the ORP value decreases, the number of bacteria increases, and biological sludge accumulates. This requires an increased dosage of disinfectants. The COD level in the water rises as well, and it is necessary to consider whether the disinfectants react with methanol and thereby affect water quality. In the event of a minor leak, the source of the leak should be sealed off and the water should be replaced with fresh water
Methanol is an organic compound; when it leaks, the ORP value decreases, the number of bacteria increases, and biological sludge accumulates. This requires an increased dosage of disinfectants. The COD level in the water rises as well, and it is necessary to consider whether the disinfectants react with methanol and thereby affect water quality. In the event of a minor leak, the source of the leak should be sealed off and the water should be replaced with fresh water