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There is a large amount of suspended biological sludge in the circulating water; how to deal with it?

2016-04-13View Original

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In our circulating water system, medium leakage has resulted in high levels of organic matter in the circulating water, as well as an increase in biological sludge. The water has been replaced and discharged for several days now, and a large amount of biological sludge and other suspended particles can still be seen in the water. However, both the conductivity and turbidity of the circulating water are not high. What should be done? ? ?
Reply #22016-04-13
If neither conductivity nor turbidity is high, increase the amount of side filtration or manually remove some of the sludge, while also increasing the amount of biocides and algaecides used. It will recover in a while.

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