Evaluation of circulating water treatment effectiveness
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I would like to ask how to determine the effectiveness of chemicals (scale inhibitors, biocides) after adding them to the cooling cycle water? What other indicators can be used to assess the quality of water treatment chemicals, in addition to the apparent moss formation and the temperature difference resulting from the cooling effect of acid chillers?
By hanging iron pieces in the circulating water and testing it once a week, it is possible to assess the degree of corrosion, as well as determine the quality of the chemicals used
What chemicals should be added to the circulating water used for dry absorption, purification, and power generation in sulfuric acid production?
Add corrosion and scale inhibitors; the manufacturer will analyze the water quality to determine the formula and dosage.
Scale inhibitors, biocides, algaecides. Adding it definitely has an effect; without it, the water quality is quite poor
I’ve seen some manufacturers use softened water. . . . It is almost free from scaling.
Our factory uses softened water that has been treated with RO, so there is almost no scale