The formula of the stains can be different according to the specific needs and application scenarios. The following is a common analysis of the formula of the dirt -resistant erosion agent:
Correspondences: Common corrosion agents include phosphoric acid, nitrate, etc. The role of a corrosion is to reduce the corrosion of the metal surface. You can choose the appropriate corrosion agent as needed, and add the formula according to a certain proportion.
Salcasters: Salvas are one of the main formula components. It can be combined with calcium and magnesium plasma in water to form soluble complexes, thereby preventing the formation of sedimentation and dirt layer. Common dirt blocking agents include polymer, phosphate and citric acid. The dirt in the formula should be selected according to the water quality ingredients and hardness, and its concentration should be controlled through appropriate proportion.
Stabilizer: The role of a stabilizer in the stabilization corrosion agent is to increase the ability to replace the dirt and ions and improve the stability. Common stabilizers include citric acid and sulfuric acid. The addition of stabilizers can enhance the effect of the formula and improve the performance of the stain resistance corrosion agent.
Differentians: Dispenses are used for small particles in dispersion and stable water, such as silicone and rust. The role of a dispersant is to prevent these particles from depositing on the metal surface to form dirt. Common dispersants include polymers, surfactants, etc.
It should be noted that the specific dirt -resistant corrosion formula will be affected by application scenarios and water quality requirements, and different manufacturers may have their own formula proportions and special components. When using a stains, it is recommended to refer to product description and related technical specifications to ensure the correct selection and use, and follow the suggestions and guidance of manufacturers.