Circulating water agentIt is a chemical agent required for the treatment of industrial water, domestic water, and wastewater in equipment such as cooling towers and chillers. By using these chemical agents, water can meet certain quality requirements. Circulating water agents can keep cooling towers, chillers, and other equipment in optimal operating condition, effectively controlling microbial communities, inhibiting scale formation, and preventing corrosion of pipeline equipment. To achieve the goal of reducing energy consumption and extending the service life of equipment.

Circulating water agents can keep equipment such as cooling towers and chillers in optimal operating condition

Characteristics of circulating water chemicals:

1. Strong bactericidal ability, capable of killing various microorganisms, molds, and algae.

2. It has a wide range of pH adaptability and does not affect its oxidative sterilization properties.

3. The duration of the drug effect is long.

4. Good compatibility with other processing agents.

5. Non toxic, easy to use, and pollution-free to the environment.

6. The dosage is relatively small, and under normal water quality conditions, the addition amount is 30-70ppm.

Effective control of microbial communities, inhibition of scale formation, and prevention of corrosion of pipeline equipment

Advantages of circulating water chemicals:

1. Good descaling effect: Excellent corrosion inhibition and anti fouling and scale inhibition effects.

2. Strong adaptability: Industrial circulating water systems, central air conditioning water systems, and boiler heating systems can all be used.

3. Thoroughly clean: thoroughly remove rust, scale, mud, and insoluble scales such as calcium sulfate.

4. Easy to use: simply add the product to the running system.

5. Reliable and environmentally friendly: no solid particle residue, no blockage of pipelines, neutral cleaning waste liquid can be recycled and reused, or directly discharged into the sewage pipe network.

6. High economic benefits: The economic benefits brought by extending the lifespan of industrial systems far outweigh the cost of the chemicals themselves.