Is the make-up water and wastewater discharge in the circulating water system both large-scale additions and large-scale discharges?
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Should the discharge and replenishment of circulating water be carried out simultaneously, or should there be large-scale discharge followed by large-scale replenishment? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each approach?
Dabu Dapai tends to yield better results; after adding the chemicals, it is generally necessary to carry out a replacement with Dapai after 24 hours of operation. Similar to the principle of nitrogen purging in devices, punching first and then releasing gas is used; the effect of filling while releasing gas is not as good as that of the former method. Some of the chemicals or nitrogen was discharged without having an effect.
Depending on the circumstances, sometimes it is better to significantly replenish and discharge water when the quality of the circulating water deteriorates greatly
So, when non-oxides are added regularly, replacement is needed later – should it be done through thorough replenishment and elimination, or through simultaneous replenishment and elimination?
Normal operation means replenishing as it is used; heavy replenishment is necessary when the water quality is poor
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