What are the ways to add scale inhibitors to circulating water?

　　To meet the diverse demands in industrial production, scale inhibitors can be classified into many types, and circulating water scale inhibitor is one of them. Circulating water scale inhibitor is specifically designed to clean organic and biological scale on reverse osmosis membranes and ultrafiltration membranes. Different usage methods of reverse osmosis chemicals achieve different effects. Let's take a look at the dosing methods of circulating water scale inhibitor below

　　1"Impact addition.

　　Since there are still a small amount of surviving bacteria, algae and microbial salts retained on the surface of the reverse osmosis membrane, these bacteria and algae will reproduce and grow within a certain period of time. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly add scale inhibitors by impact to remove the bacteria and algae on the membrane surface in a timely manner. The impact addition is carried out once or twice a week to centrally kill the bacteria and algae in the system. The general dosage of the impact addition is100ppmLeft and right.

　　2Continuous addition

　　Scale inhibitors, as inhibitors of bacteria and algae during the operation of reverse osmosis systems, can significantly reduce the growth rate on the membrane surface and prevent the reproduction of bacteria and algae in the system. The specific dosage depends on different water qualities and working conditions. When adding, it should be continuously and evenly added, which can reduce the bacteria and algae in the raw water. Generally, the killing rate of bacteria and algae is99%That's all.

　　Different methods of adding scale inhibitors can achieve different effects. Manufacturers can choose the suitable method of adding scale inhibitors according to their own industrial production needs!