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The pH value of the acidic raw water is on the high side

2016-01-25View Original

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The pH value of the acidic water used as a raw material is quite high, exceeding 10. How can this pH value be reduced? to achieve a stripping effect
Reply #22016-01-26
This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2016-1-26 at 19:06. If it’s acidic water, how can its pH be higher than 7? Is the source of the acidic water the transformed condensate? If so, it might be due to an excessive ammonia content in the transformed gas; however, it is generally not the case that more ammonia is dissolved in the condensate than CO2 and H2S ; If not, what is the source?

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