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The flow rate of the circulating water pump is getting smaller and smaller

2015-11-11View Original

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The flow rate of the desulfurization and dust removal circulation water pump in the boiler is decreasing. Upon inspection, it was found that crystallization has occurred at the inlet, causing the pore size to shrink. How can crystallization be prevented or reduced?
Reply #22015-11-12
Ultrasonic anti-scaling measures can be added
Reply #32015-11-12
Flushing and agitation measures can be implemented, as well as the inlet temperature can be increased.
Reply #42015-12-15
The higher the temperature of water, the more likely it is to form scale, right?
Reply #52015-12-16
Is it because the pH level wasn’t controlled properly? It crystallizes more easily if it is greater than 7. Another issue is that when water isn’t changed for a long time, the concentration of compounds in it becomes too high
Reply #62015-12-16
Is it because the pH level wasn’t controlled properly? It crystallizes more easily if it is greater than 7. Another issue is that when water isn’t changed for a long time, the concentration of compounds in it becomes too high
Reply #72015-12-16
It must be alkaline, with a pH value greater than 7. Yes, the water should be changed regularly. Thank you.

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