Scale & Corrosion Inhibitor

Scale inhibitors work by preventing the precipitation of mineral deposits, such as calcium carbonate or magnesium silicate, which can accumulate on surfaces and restrict flow. These inhibitors can act through various mechanisms, including sequestering or dispersing mineral ions, inhibiting crystal growth, or modifying the crystalline structure of scale-forming minerals.

Corrosion inhibitors, on the other hand, protect metal surfaces from corrosive attacks by forming a protective film or barrier. They can inhibit the electrochemical reactions that lead to corrosion, minimizing the degradation of metal components in the water system.

Description

Prevent Mineral Scale From Boiler Inside & Control On Corrosion.

Often, scale and corrosion inhibitors are combined into a single treatment to address both issues simultaneously. These multi-functional inhibitors are designed to prevent both scale formation and corrosion, providing comprehensive protection for the water system.

The selection and application of scale and corrosion inhibitors depend on factors such as water quality, system design, operating conditions, and the specific needs of the application. Proper dosage and maintenance of inhibitor levels are crucial to ensure effective prevention and control of scale and corrosion. Regular monitoring of water quality parameters, such as pH, alkalinity, conductivity, and corrosion rates, is essential to adjust treatment and maintain optimal performance.