What are the components of pre-treatment cleaners for circulating water?
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Circulating water needs to be cleaned and replaced before it is put into use. Pre-treatment cleaning agents are used during this cleaning process. What are the different types of pre-treatment cleaning agents for circulating water, and what are their components?
Chemicals used in industrial circulating water: scale inhibitors, scale and corrosion inhibitors, biocides and algaecides, flocculants, cleaners; for reverse osmosis systems, the following are used: reverse osmosis biocides, reverse osmosis scale inhibitors, and reverse osmosis membrane cleaners. All of the above are chemical treatment methods; if you need any specific chemicals, feel free to contact me – my username is also my website address.
Generally, degreasers and strippers are used first for cleaning, to remove mud, sludge, and microbial secretions that have accumulated in the pipelines; once the turbidity no longer increases, then thorough flushing is carried out； It is then pickled with sulfuric acid; after pickling, a pre-coating machine is used, and finally it enters normal production operation. Foam is generated after the addition of surfactants, so an antifoaming agent also needs to be added. The clay remover is composed of high-efficiency cationic surfactants, powerful penetrants, and dispersants. It’s mainly quaternary ammonium salts and the like. I really can’t say the specific categories
Cleaning agents, pre-coating agents; sometimes some defoamers are also used.