Issues related to the circulating water treatment in oxygen production plants.
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I need help; could everyone please advise me on what considerations should be taken into account if an oxygen production plant uses process water? The water quality produced by our factory has a chlorine level of 476.52, and a calcium hardness of 67.07 mg/l. Can this water be used for oxygen production and hydration?
The chlorine content is so high! As circulating water, isn’t it corrosive?
Sure, but it’s best to keep the concentration ratio between 2 and 2.5 – not too high. Because the chloride level is too high, the oxygen production circulating water system has its particularities, and it is essential to pay attention to the formation of scale at low temperatures.
High chloride levels can lead to corrosion (such as pitting), and over time this poses a significant risk
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