With offices in London serving the South and South East England, Manchester (North West), Birmingham (Midlands), Bristol (South East England and Wales), Leeds (North and North East) and Glasgow (Scotland), supported by regional teams of specially trained engineers, boiler water treatment supplier in China in-field specialists and technical experts we can offer reliable, cost effective boiler water treatment and engineering services throughout the UK and Ireland. Barclay's process and wastewater treatments are recognized for their superior quality and cost effectiveness.
Culligan has been providing the industrial marketplace with high-purity water solutions for years. Aqua Services (UK) carries out essential work on steam boilers. Barclay feedwater treatments are safe and simple to use and control. As it does so it absorbs carbon dioxide and oxygen from the atmosphere to create corrosive water conditions which can be detrimental to the boiler system, but particularly the condensate return lines, threaded joints and elbow components. There are two general approaches to conditioning sludge inside a boiler: by coagulation or dispersion When the total amount of sludge is high (as the result of high feed-water hardness) it is better to coagulate the sludge to form large flocculent particles. In addition to reducing boiler efficiency either effect leads to insufficient cooling of the metal heat transfer surfaces, which may become so hot that it is no longer strong enough to withstand the operating pressure, causing metal failure.
In these applications, it is vitally important that the feed water used is correctly treated to ensure efficiency, maximise boiler and system life, reduce maintenance costs and maintain required levels of operational performance. Chemicals added to react with dissolved oxygen (sulphate, hydrazine, etc.) and chemicals used to prevent scale and corrosion in the feed-water system (polyphosphates, organics, etc.) should be fed in the feed-water system as continuously as possible. Untreated water running through cooling towers can leave behind scale and cause corrosion, resulting in a loss of heat transfer and inefficiency in critical operating equipment. Specializes in building water treatment for HVAC boilers, chilled water systems, and cooling towers. Appropriate chemicals will be added to help prevent corrosion and scale. In addition, Water Treatment Services provides highly qualified technical service to aid customers in identifying and solving boiler water related problems. There are two main groups of Chemicals for Boilers to choose from.
Pitting and pinholing can be controlled using boiler treatment chemicals such as oxygen scavengers including tannin, sulphite or DEHA. The boiler can only carry out these two functions effectively if the qualities of the feed water and the boiler water are properly controlled. In low-pressure boilers, mechanical carryover (the entrainment of boiler water in the steam) can be caused by a high concentration of dissolved solids in the boiler water, resulting in surface tension reduction and boiler water destabilization, and potential foaming in the steam drum. Managing condensate water quality in your steam generating system is important as if left untreated it can cause a number of serious issues including acid and oxygen corrosion This can lead to the failure of the condensate return lines and other system components. This can be achieved through good system design, particularly feed-tank and condensate return arrangements) and the use of high performance boiler treatment technologies. For more information on our range of boiler treatment chemicals including those which are available for order online please click the link below to visit our boiler chemicals page. If a boiler system is poorly maintained or the water used within it is left untreated it can lead to a number of serious issues that will affect the integrity and performance of the boiler and steam-raising system. The amount of caustic in a boiler can be adjusted by controlling the sodium hydroxide feed rate or by limiting the concentration of carbonates in the boiler water.
