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Starting up Boilers without amine injection!

Starting up Boilers without amine injection!

Starting up Boilers without amine injection!

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Our contractor has recently started up the boilers without any amine injection and they say it is "Okay", is that really good?

RE: Starting up Boilers without amine injection!

hi, SAMSahil. Not sure if you have the same rising-film evaporator as ours. The boilers may work without enough amine but it's not that good. Amine is the solvent to provide the " rising" drive to the liquid. Less amine may affect the performance and lead to fouling, etc.

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