Why Do We Treat Water?

In industrial water treatment, there are several impurities and water properties that are more problem causing than others, leading to corrosion, deposits, scale, and more in boiler and cooling water systems.
In this recorded webinar we will take a deep look into:
The characteristics of water and how it varies
Cycles of concentration and how higher cycles can lower utility costs
The impact of fouling on heat transfer surfaces and how it can affect operating costs
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I want to work as a boiler water treatment specialist in your Company

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Do Scotch marine boiler require water treatment ? If so I don't see no shunt feeder on the boiler.

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Yes, Scotch Marine or firetube boilers do need water treatment to minimize corrosion, inhibit scale, and optimize water usage. www.chemaqua.com/en-us/Services/Water-Treatment-Programs/Boiler-Water-Treament