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Denver Water to raise ph

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hot_rod
hot_rod Member Posts: 26,579
in THE MAIN WALL
Anybody seeing problems with this increase? seems it is a bit above what the boiler and indirect tank manufacturers reccomend.
A couple specs from HTP for tanks and boilers attached.


https://denverwatertap.org/2020/03/09/denver-water-increasing-ph-of-the-water-it-delivers/
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream

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  • ethicalpaul
    ethicalpaul Member Posts: 8,141
    edited August 2020
    I wouldn't be concerned. I run from 9-10. I think the manufacturers are a little conservative on the target PH because they don't want frothing/surging that could result in return service calls for installers/service companies. But if you watch your boiler I think you'll see it's fine below nine.

    edit: mine's a steam boiler...sorry I get a little steam tunnel vision. Others will comment on other applications :)

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