What is generally used to adjust the pH value of boiler water? Sodium sulfite? Sodium sulfate? Or something else?

2016-03-31View Original

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What is generally used to adjust the pH value of boiler water? Sodium sulfite? Sodium sulfate? Or something else?

Reply #22016-03-31

Add NaOH, trisodium phosphate, soda ash, glue, ammonia water, etc

Reply #32016-03-31

We prepared an aqueous solution using trisodium phosphate, and added it to the boiler with a plunger pump

Reply #42016-04-01

Inorganic bases commonly used include sodium sulfite, NaOH, organic amines (ammonia), and sodium phosphate. The specific proportions need to be adjusted according to the quality of the boiler feed water

Reply #52016-04-01

Ammonia water is generally used to adjust the pH, keeping it between 9 and 11, while trisodium phosphate is used to remove scale. Sodium sulfite and hydrazine are used for deoxygenation.

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