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The total phosphorus content in circulating water exceeds the standard

2016-10-14View Original

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The device has a circulation system with an operating water volume of 12,000m3 and a circulating pool volume of 9,000m3. The additive agent is a phosphorus-free agent, and the phosphorus content was recently detected to exceed the standard. The phosphorus content in the raw water is very low at 0.092mg/L, and the total phosphorus in the water in the circulating pool was detected at 1.16mg/L. The circulating pool was cleared of silt last year.
Reply #22016-10-14
Probably exogenous: Material leakage, sudden introduction of raw water, and unintentional discharge from a certain link in the system.
Reply #32016-10-15
It depends on how high your concentration factor is. If it is more than 10 times, your total phosphorus will be close to 1ppm, and leakage is unlikely.
Reply #42016-10-15
How is your circulating water replacement going? Does the production material system contain phosphorus? Leak? Are your potions checked every time? And what about microorganisms? How is the stability of your hydration every time? There are many factors! Not easy to say! You have to exclude everything! ! ! :victory::victory:
Reply #52016-10-15
I agree with what the second floor said. The water test you took is only the water quality condition at one point in time and cannot represent the range of phosphorus values ​​in continuous water replenishment. From the poster's description, it seems that the phosphorus is caused by water replenishment or leakage. Considering the possibility, it is more likely that it is caused by water replenishment. In particular, the supplementary water is recycled water, and the phosphorus content is not stable and will change with the treatment water source and treatment process control conditions.
Reply #62016-10-15
And 0.092mg/L phosphorus is considered to exceed the standard (which standard is it referring to? )? In terms of phosphorus or phosphate? According to the sewage standards, it’s not too high.
Reply #72016-10-18
The material does not contain phosphorus and there is no leakage
Reply #82016-10-18
The measured value is total phosphorus, which exceeds the standard only if it exceeds 0.5 mg/L.
Reply #92016-10-18
The water quality has always been stable and no recycled water is used.
Reply #102016-10-23
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Reply #112016-10-27
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