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The water sources are different; they are divided into 5 systems, so why is the conductivity different?

2016-04-19View Original

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Hello everyone. I have a circulating cooling water system; the water source is the same for all of it, and it flows into 5 different systems. Why is the conductivity different among them? And why is the difference so large? Can a slow-release scale inhibitor, as well as agents for killing bacteria and algae, be added to a circulating water system to reduce conductivity? How to control conductivity? Thank you
Reply #22016-04-19
Problems existing: 1. The system contains different impurities; 2. The analysis is problematic.
Reply #32016-04-19
All sensors have been calibrated; the differences are minimal. Impurities? The water source is the same everywhere.
Reply #42016-04-19
Are the water sources the same or different? The title is inconsistent with the content. Let’s discuss it after the modifications are finalized, okay?

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