Evaluation of the scaling and corrosive potential of the cooling water supply system of a nuclear power plant based on the physicochemical control dataset

Published: 28 February 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/3pd3x2wcmx.1
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Pavlo Kuznietsov

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Samples water were taken for physicochemical analysis using standard methods. A electrochemical methods was used at the site to measure the pH (ionometer “І-160”), temperature (thermocouple ТХК-2588), and TDS (conductometer КВЧ5М). The concentrations of chloride, sulphate, were determined in the laboratory using AgNO3 titration method, turbidimetric method, respectively. The standard EDTA method was used to determine calcium and acid titration for alkalinity determination.

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caling and corrosive potential were determined by the differences in φ and , Langelier saturation index (LSI), and Ryznar stability index (RSI). Statistical treatment of the research results involved determining the range of data series (min–max), arithmetic mean (M), standard deviation (SD) of the corresponding sample and statistical analysis of data using the BioEstar software package (Version 5.3, MLM).

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Chemistry, Energy Engineering, Power Engineering

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