WTPS879
WTPS879 is a multifunctional treatment for steam boilers. Based on a blend of amines and organic polymers S879 makes almost no contribution to boiler TDS and hence offers cost savings by reducing blowdown. Savings are made by reducing water usage, energy consumption and chemical treatments.
WTPS879 will scavenge oxygen, condition boiler sludge and provide condensate protection. It is effective in low, medium and high pressure boiler systems. This formulation exhibits favorable benefits and is effective for systems where cost effectiveness is a priority. This product will offer near and far end protection of the condensate system.
Physical State | Straw/yellow colour liquid with amine odour |
Specific Gravity (SG) | 1.003 |
pH | >12 |
The dosage varies based on the concentration of free carbon dioxide in the steam generated by the breakdown of feedwater M alkalinity. Product can be dosed to the boiler water feed system.
Neutralising amines are controlled by measuring the pH of a cooled condensate sample using either the colorimetric method or a standard pH meter (WTPTKC019). Field representatives will work closely with plant personnel to initiate and maintain effective control procedures.
Please refer to material safety data sheet for detailed handling/storage instructions.
WTPS879 treatments are shipped in 25 litre and 200 litre non-returnable drums.
Field Representatives will work closely with customer personnel to assure the effective application of the water treatment programme. Regular service calls can be provided by qualified personnel.
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The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and shall be used only as a guide. The company shall not be held liable for any damage resulting from handling, contact, mis-use or mis-application of the above product. In all instances the user should satisfy themselves that this product is suitable for the anticipated application and should carry out suitable and sufficient risk/COSHH assessments and a method of use statement.