Circulating water drainage is used as make-up water for fire fighting purposes
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To reduce water consumption, our company plans to use the wastewater from the recirculation system as water for replenishing the fire tank, at a rate of approximately 3–5 tons per hour. Are there any potential risks associated with this approach? Are there any relevant standards or regulations in this regard?
If there is no corrosion or special impurities, it should be fine. GB 50261 and GB 50013 can be referred to
There’s no such requirement; the circulating water is discharged once it’s used, right? It’s not recycled
It can still be used if the corrosion rate of the circulating water can be controlled
No problem, we do the same thing
Circulating, but with a small amount of drainage to maintain water quality
Our corrosion inhibitors contain phosphorus; will this cause eutrophication and an overgrowth of algae?
Hi, does your circulating water develop scale at the heat exchange equipment? If it is rich in phosphorus, will bacteria grow?