The main components of corrosion and scale inhibitors

The main components of corrosion and scale inhibitors can vary depending on different products and application fields, but generally include the following common components:

Sulfates: such as phosphates, polyphosphates, etc. Sulfate compounds can form a protective film on the surface of metals, playing a role in corrosion inhibition.

Organic chelating agents: such as citric acid, EDTA (ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid), etc. Organic chelating agents can form stable complexes with metal ions, reducing their activity and slowing down the rate of metal corrosion.

Surfactants: such as sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate (SDBS), sodium octyl sulfonate, etc. Surfactants can improve the wettability and dispersibility of scale inhibitors, enhance their uniform distribution and adhesion in water.

Corrosion inhibitors: such as corrosion inhibitors such as alkali and acid. Corrosion inhibitors can enhance the corrosion inhibition effect of scale inhibitors and improve the protective performance of metal surfaces.

It should be noted that the composition combination of specific products may vary depending on the requirements of different manufacturers and application fields. Before using corrosion and scale inhibitors, it is recommended to carefully read the product manual or consult relevant manufacturers to understand the specific composition and scope of application of the product. In addition, attention should also be paid to following the product's usage methods and safety operating procedures during use.