how much scale

how much scale, Total:54 items.

The international standard classification for "how much scale" includes: Surface active agents , Extraction and processing of petroleum and natural gas .

The Chinese standard classification for "how much scale" includes: Tooth paste, soap and detergent , Water treatment agent , Petroleum extraction .

Guangdong Provincial Standard of the People's Republic of China

DB44/T 849.2-2010 Determination of scale inhibition rate of industrial boiler scale inhibitors Part 2: Steam flow reduction method

Professional Standard - Light Industry

QB/T 4531-2013 Scale remover

工业和信息化部

HG/T 5533-2019 Acidic cleaner of scale
HG/T 2430-2018 Water treatment chemicals-Scale-corrosion inhibitors Ⅱ

Professional Standard - Chemical Industry

HG/T 2430-2009 Water treatment chemicals - Scale - corrosion inhibitors Ⅱ
HG/T 2431-2009 Water treatment chemicals - Scale - corrosion inhibitors Ⅲ
HG/T 2430-1993 Water treatment chemicals Deposit-proof corrosion-inhibitive agent
HG/T 2430～2431-2018 Water treatment agent scale and corrosion inhibitor II and scale and corrosion inhibitor III (2018)
HG/T 2431-1993 Water treatment chemicals Deposit-proof corrosion-inhibitive agent III

Professional Standard - Petroleum

SY/T 0600-1997 Predication of scaling tendency in oil-field water
SY/T 0600-2009 Prediction of scaling tendency in oil-field water

Professional Standard - Environmental Protection

HJBZ 36-1999 Magnetic anti-scale water processor

Professional Standard - Ocean

HY/T 198-2015 Determination of scale inhibition performance of scale inhibitors for reverse osmosis seawater desalination. Artificial concentrated seawater calcium carbonate precipitation method

SCC

AWWA MTC57566 Reducing Fouling and the Cost of Membrane Systems
AWWA MTC61078 Combination of Coagulation and Ion Exchange for NOM Fouling Reduction of a High DOC Surface Water
AWWA JAW3850 Journal AWWA — How Much Water Supply Capacity is Enough?
AWWA 51866 Show Me the Savings! Do New Homes Use Less Water?
AWWA ACE94053 What is the Turbidity of Your Files?
AWWA SOURCES59185 Urban Water Use in California: How Much Water Do We Really Need?
AWWA MTC64509 The Reduction of Biofouling in Microfiltration Membranes Using Membrane Modification
AWWA ACE63056 Dual-Objective Membrane Pretreatment: Fouling Reduction and Removal of Pharmaceuticals/EDS
IAPMO IGC 91-2008 IAPMO Project Electrical or High Density Magnetic Anti-Scale Water Conditioning Appliance
AWWA ACE70494 How Much Storage Do I Really Need in My Water System?
AWWA JAW24259 Journal AWWA — Dependable Yield Evaluations: How Much Water is Really There?
AWWA WQTC64017 Multi-pronged Approach to Reduce Membrane Fouling and Control Final Water Quality
AWWA ACE59865 Where, When and How Many? Water Quality Sampling in Distribution Systems
AWWA ACE60059 The Role of Corrosion Scale in an Aged Drinking Water Distribution System: Water Quality Factors Affecting Scale Stability
AWWA ACE65215 Safe Drinking Water: What is Acceptable Microbial Risk?
AWWA JAW31618 Journal AWWA — What Will Water Rates Be Like in the 1990s?
AWWA ACE61755 What is Your Water Right Worth? Methods for Establishing the Value of Water Rights in the Western United States
AWWA ACE95216 Mitigation Planning: How Much is Enough
AWWA SOURCES55657 Too Much or Too Little: Public Health Perspectives of Water Reclamation Reliability
AWWA ACE63223 Energy Savings: How Much Can You Save?
AWWA QTC98361 Minimising Red Water in Drinking Water Distribution Systems
AWWA ACE93007 Market Planning for Water: Asking Customers What They are Prepared to Pay for Quality
AWWA ACE92004 What is a Proper Rate of Return?

British Standards Institution (BSI)

BS EN 15039:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts
BS EN 15041:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption. Antiscalants for membranes. Polyphosphates
BS EN 15041:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polyphosphates

European Committee for Standardization (CEN)

EN 15039:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts
EN 15041:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polyphosphates
EN 15039:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts

Association Francaise de Normalisation

NF T94-442*NF EN 15041:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polyphosphates
NF T94-440*NF EN 15039:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts
NF T94-440:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxylic acids and salts.

German Institute for Standardization

DIN EN 15039:2006 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts English version of DIN EN 15039:2006-09
DIN EN 15039:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polycarboxilic acids and salts; German version EN 15039:2014
DIN EN 15041:2014 Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption - Antiscalants for membranes - Polyphosphates; German version EN 15041:2014

International Maritime Organization (IMO)

IMO I662-2012 GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF SHIPS’ BIOFOULING TO MINIMIZE THE TRANSFER OF INVASIVE AQUATIC SPECIES

IMO - International Maritime Organization

I662-2012 GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF SHIPS’ BIOFOULING TO MINIMIZE THE TRANSFER OF INVASIVE AQUATIC SPECIES

CN-STDBOOK

图书 3-8773 How much do you know about earthquakes

ESDU - Engineering Sciences Data Unit

ESDU 88024-1988 Fouling in cooling water systems.

Canadian General Standards Board （CGSB)

CGSB 25.24-96-CAN/CGSB-1996 Burnishable, Detergent-Resistant Water Emulsion Floor Polish

ASHRAE - American Society of Heating@ Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers@ Inc.

ASHRAE SE-99-3-1-1999 An Innovative Electronic Descaling Technology for Scale Prevention in a Chiller

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