Boiler De-Scaling

Boiler descaling is the process of removing scale deposits that have accumulated on the surfaces of boiler components. Scale, which is typically composed of mineral deposits such as calcium carbonate or magnesium silicate, can reduce heat transfer efficiency, increase energy consumption, and impair the operation of boilers.

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Boiler De-Scaling MT 501(AC)

To Cleaning of scale with organic Acid Chemical Which Not Effect On Surface For Corrosion Development.

Boiler descaling is the process of removing scale deposits from the interior surfaces of a boiler. Scale, also known as boiler scale or limescale, is a hard, mineral-based deposit that forms on the heat transfer surfaces of boilers due to the presence of dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium, in the water. Over time, scale build-up can impair the heat transfer efficiency of the boiler, reduce its overall performance, and even cause mechanical failure.