Several high-temperature pumps use softened water as cooling water
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Generally, circulating water is used as the cooling water for pumps, and scaling and blockages often occur. In fact, a closed soft water pump cooling water system can also be designed; this system is sealed or operates in a closed cycle, and a plate cooler is connected to it to use circulating water for cooling the soft water. I wonder if any company has used such a system?
In the past, people didn’t pay much attention to this, but now new high-temperature pumps are all equipped with softened water. As the original poster said.
Will softened water cause corrosion?