Cooling Water Screening Test of Corrosion and Scale Inhibitors

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Through to a certain power plant circulating cooling water do laboratory static scale and corrosion inhibition experiments, identified best dosage of three scale inhibitor A、B and C, which had improved the concentration rate of the circulating cooling water and had played an important role in preventing the circulation cooling water corrosion and scaling.

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