Composition of bactericidal and algicidal agents for circulating water

The composition of circulating water bactericidal and algicidal agents can vary depending on the specific product, and the following are some common ingredients:

Chloride: One of the common components of bactericidal and algal agents in circulating water is chloride, such as sodium chloride (table salt) or sodium hypochlorite (bleaching powder). Chlorides can play a role in disinfection and sterilization.

Ozone: Ozone is a h3 oxidant that can be used for sterilization and algae control in circulating water. Ozone can destroy the cellular structure of microorganisms and achieve bactericidal effects.

Cationic surfactants: Cationic surfactants are a class of chemical substances that have good bactericidal and algal effects. They can destroy the cell membrane of microorganisms and achieve bactericidal effects.

Organic acids: Some circulating water fungicides contain organic acids such as benzoic acid, citric acid, etc. Organic acids can change the pH value of water bodies, thereby inhibiting the growth of microorganisms.

Corrosion inhibitor: Circulating water often contains metal ions, which can easily cause corrosion. Some circulating water disinfectants and algae killers may add corrosion inhibitors, such as nitrite and phosphate, to reduce the occurrence of metal corrosion.

It should be noted that the composition ratio and content of specific products may vary. When using, it is important to carefully read the product manual and follow the instructions for correct use. In addition, the use of bactericidal and algal agents in circulating water should also comply with relevant safety operating regulations to protect human health and environmental safety.