In surface treatment and coating facilities, cooling towers, chiller systems and process water circuits may be used to control process temperatures, remove heat from equipment and maintain the required conditions during specific production stages. The reliable operation of these auxiliary systems is important for ensuring that the main production processes can be maintained under controlled conditions.
Dissolved minerals in circulating water, temperature fluctuations and operating conditions may lead to the formation of scale and mineral deposits in pipes, heat exchangers and other water-contact surfaces. Over time, these deposits can restrict flow passages and create additional resistance on heat-transfer surfaces. The chemical characteristics of the water may also influence the tendency for corrosion to develop on metal surfaces.
The maintenance approach encompasses both the removal of existing deposits and the control of new deposit formation. Existing scale and mineral deposits may be removed in a controlled manner using appropriate chemical cleaning methods. During normal operation, water treatment may be applied to control scale formation and corrosion based on the characteristics of the process water and system operating conditions.
Chemical treatment should take into account the materials used within the system, water characteristics, chemical concentration, contact time and rinsing requirements. Water system maintenance therefore becomes not merely a corrective measure performed after a failure or significant deposit build-up, but an integral part of the planned management of auxiliary infrastructure in surface treatment and coating facilities.
Product ınformatıon
- Concentrated Heavy-Duty Mortar, Concrete and Limescale Cleaner, Process Water Scale and Corrosion Inhibitor
