The use of appropriate chemical products in boilers and cooling towers is critical to ensuring the efficient and safe operation of these systems. The chemical products used include anti-corrosive, anti-scaling, and antimicrobial additives, which protect the equipment from corrosion, scale deposits, and microbial contamination.

Corrosion Protection
Corrosion is one of the main problems faced by boilers and cooling towers, causing equipment wear and reduced efficiency. To combat corrosion, the following chemicals are used:

• Chemicals that form a protective layer on metal surfaces, preventing their contact with the corrosive environment.
• Chemicals that bind the dissolved oxygen in the water, which is one of the main factors of corrosion.

Scale Protection
Scale deposits and other substances in boilers and cooling towers can reduce efficiency and cause damage to the equipment. Anti-scaling chemicals help prevent these problems, which is why they are used in order to prevent these problems anti scaling chemicals are used such as:
• Dispersant chemicals that prevent the aggregation of salts and other particles, keeping them in suspension and preventing their sedimentation and deposition on the walls and hydraulic circuits of boilers and cooling towers.

Microbial Protection

Microbial contamination in cooling towers can cause biological fouling and system contamination, affecting performance and hygiene. For microbial protection, the following are used:
• Chemicals that kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms.
• Special chemicals targeting the elimination of algae, which often grow in wet environments.

The correct selection and use of chemical products for corrosion, scale, and microbial protection is essential for maintaining the efficiency and longevity of boilers and cooling towers. By applying these chemicals, equipment is protected from corrosion, scale deposits, and microbial contamination, leading to reduced maintenance costs and increased energy efficiency.