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Excess alkalinity can have adverse effects on process quality, boiler operation and efficiency, and condensate return systems. Alkalinities broken down by boiler heat release carbon dioxide into the steam. This steam when condensed contains carbonic acid which attacks the return systems. Removal of alkalinity also reduces boiler foaming, and reduces blown down rates. |
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