What are the causes of excessive Na ions in steam, and what impacts does it have?

2015-07-29View Original

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What are the causes of excessive Na ions in steam, and what impacts does it have?

Reply #22015-07-29

Reasons: Excessive sodium content in the boiler water, excessive fluctuations in boiler load, large fluctuations in boiler water level, too high bubble level, and too high dosage concentration. Consequence: Reduced steam quality, exacerbating scaling.

Reply #32015-07-30

The reasons are: 1. Excessive sodium content in the boiler water. 2. Too high concentration of chemicals added to the boiler. 3. Excessive fluctuations in the boiler load. 4. Excessive fluctuations in the boiler water level. 5. Too high water level in the steam drum. It will cause scaling in the pipelines.

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