why sulphuric acid is used in ro plant || ro plant pretreatment || antiscalant and sulphuric acid

why sulphuric acid is used in ro plant || ro plant pretreatment || antiscalant and sulphuric acid
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In this video, you will learn why sulfuric acid is used in reverse osmosis (RO) plants as a pre-treatment, and how it compares to antiscalant chemicals. You will also discover the pros and cons of using sulfuric acid, and some alternative methods for dechlorination and pH adjustment. Sulfuric acid can lower the pH and remove chlorine from the feed water, which can prevent scaling and fouling of the RO membranes. However, sulfuric acid can also increase the sulfate level, corrosion risk, and biofouling potential.
Antiscalants are organic compounds that can inhibit the formation and precipitation of scale-forming salts, but they can also increase the organic content and fouling potential of the feed water. Some alternative methods are sodium bisulfite, chlorine dioxide, and activated carbon.
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