Anshul143
Chemical
- Jun 26, 2014
- 1
Dear All,
I have a water supply at say 70 deg Celsius in line 1, and another line 2 supplying make-up water at 45 deg Celsius. These two are feed into a common tank. I have a heater(1) installed to raise the outlet temperature to say 78 deg Celsius. I have a problem of scaling of heater due to water from supply line 2 consists of carbonates. My aim is to reduce downtime because of heater-1 choking and decreasing load on heater 1. Is this feasible: Applying another additional heater at line 2 before common tank.
Also suggest ways to reduce heaters scaling, best anti-scaling agent,and any ways apart from anti-scaling agents?
I have a water supply at say 70 deg Celsius in line 1, and another line 2 supplying make-up water at 45 deg Celsius. These two are feed into a common tank. I have a heater(1) installed to raise the outlet temperature to say 78 deg Celsius. I have a problem of scaling of heater due to water from supply line 2 consists of carbonates. My aim is to reduce downtime because of heater-1 choking and decreasing load on heater 1. Is this feasible: Applying another additional heater at line 2 before common tank.
Also suggest ways to reduce heaters scaling, best anti-scaling agent,and any ways apart from anti-scaling agents?
