Why Boilers Need to be Descaled

Descaling refers to the removal of impurities and sediments in boiler water to maintain stable water quality.

Boiler feed water contains impurities such as dissolved salts and suspended matter, which will concentrate and deposit at high temperatures. Deterioration of water quality will lead to scaling and corrosion, affecting the safe operation of the boiler.

Regular descaling can reduce the concentration of impurities in water, maintain water quality indicators, reduce scaling substances in water, prevent scale formation, avoid overheating of the heating surface, pipe bursting and other problems, and ensure the safe and efficient operation of boiler equipment for a long time.