Cooling water circulating water treatment agent

Cooling water circulating water treatment agents are chemical additives used to treat industrial cooling water systems, aiming to prevent and solve problems in the cooling water system. Common cooling water circulating water treatment agents include the following:

Antibacterial agents: used to inhibit and prevent the growth of microorganisms in cooling water systems, such as bacteria, algae, and fungi. Common antibacterial agents include chlorides, bromides, peroxides, and organic acids.

Corrosion inhibitor ATMP: used to protect metal cooling equipment from the effects of corrosion. Corrosion inhibitors can form a protective film on the metal surface, preventing direct contact between the corrosive medium and the metal. Common corrosion inhibitors include nitrates, phosphates, aluminum phosphates, etc.

Scale remover: used to remove scale and sediment from the cooling water system and prevent damage to equipment. A scale remover can dissolve and disperse scale, and help it flush out of the system. Common scale removers include acid cleaning agents, alkali cleaning agents, complexing agents, etc.

Dispersant: used to prevent the aggregation and precipitation of suspended solids and sediments in cooling water, and maintain their dispersed state. Dispersants can stabilize suspended solids and sediment particles, preventing them from adhering to the surface of the equipment. Common dispersants include organic phosphorus compounds, polyketamine compounds, etc.

PH regulator: used to regulate the acid-base balance of cooling water and maintain a suitable pH range. An appropriate pH range helps to reduce corrosion and sediment formation. Common pH regulators include alkalis, acids, buffering agents, etc.

Antioxidant: Used to prevent the corrosion of metals by oxygen in the cooling water system. Antioxidants can absorb oxygen, reduce the concentration of oxygen in the system, and thus reduce the risk of corrosion. Common antioxidants include nitrite, corrosion inhibiting amine compounds, etc.

Choosing a suitable cooling water circulating water treatment agent requires comprehensive consideration of the characteristics of the cooling water, the process requirements of the system, and environmental factors. When using medication, relevant safety operating regulations should be followed to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment. In addition, regular monitoring and maintenance of the operating status of the cooling water system is also an important measure to ensure the quality of cooling water.