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Circulating water

2016-06-14View Original

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Why is the conductivity of our circulating water so high, approaching 20,000? I would appreciate it if experts could give me some advice.
Reply #22016-06-15
Sudden rise? Check if there are any leaks in the system
Reply #32016-06-15
On the third floor, let’s discuss specifically what additives can be used to reduce conductivity. Is it lime?
Reply #42016-06-15
It depends on the rate of increase; as mentioned on the fourth floor, it’s necessary to check whether there are any leaks in the system. If the increase is gradual, then it’s important to examine the amount of chemical added and the volume of fluid that has been replaced

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