Chinese player Mr. Wang
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1。 The radiator/cold head/joint of the split water I use is all copper or copper, the brand is the Chinese brand BYKSKI, which avoids the copper-aluminum reaction, the cold night is industrial RO pure water, and the water pipe is a transparent PVC hose... However, after only 1 to 2 weeks of new installation, the transparent and clear water pipes and water quality will become white, and white fine particles will adhere to the entire wall of the PVC pipe, and even settle to the bottom of the tank.
2。 Later, I asked many people online what the cause was and how to solve it to avoid it. They said that there is flux residue in the radiator, and before installing the split water, the radiator should be cleaned with citric acid or copper washing water. At the same time, I have also seen individual players whose split water quality is very good, and the water quality can be as clear as new for 2-3 years, and he said that he washed it many times with copper washing water and 100° boiling water.
3。 Later, I dismantled the split water cooling equipment with whitish water quality, and repeatedly cycled the cold drain with citric acid, and even added a PP filter cotton water purifier, but it still didn't work. Later, I bought copper washing water (it will corrode copper, it must be quickly poured into a short soak and poured out quickly), but it still doesn't work, although the original water quality is white, although it is not white, but a lot of brass rust runs out of the cold drain to block and pollute the waterway, causing my original new flow rate of 3L/min to drop to 0.9L/min in three months.
4。 My analysis: I think it is more due to the poor quality of the radiator, for example, the radiator I purchased did not clean the flux and other contaminants before leaving the factory, or the copper material of the radiator was of a lower grade. Or maybe it's my own cleaning reasons, not using the correct and effective cleaning method.
5. Now. I hope to get the help/experience sharing of the predecessors of the foreign gods, thank you very much.
1。 The radiator/cold head/joint of the split water I use is all copper or copper, the brand is the Chinese brand BYKSKI, which avoids the copper-aluminum reaction, the cold night is industrial RO pure water, and the water pipe is a transparent PVC hose... However, after only 1 to 2 weeks of new installation, the transparent and clear water pipes and water quality will become white, and white fine particles will adhere to the entire wall of the PVC pipe, and even settle to the bottom of the tank.
2。 Later, I asked many people online what the cause was and how to solve it to avoid it. They said that there is flux residue in the radiator, and before installing the split water, the radiator should be cleaned with citric acid or copper washing water. At the same time, I have also seen individual players whose split water quality is very good, and the water quality can be as clear as new for 2-3 years, and he said that he washed it many times with copper washing water and 100° boiling water.
3。 Later, I dismantled the split water cooling equipment with whitish water quality, and repeatedly cycled the cold drain with citric acid, and even added a PP filter cotton water purifier, but it still didn't work. Later, I bought copper washing water (it will corrode copper, it must be quickly poured into a short soak and poured out quickly), but it still doesn't work, although the original water quality is white, although it is not white, but a lot of brass rust runs out of the cold drain to block and pollute the waterway, causing my original new flow rate of 3L/min to drop to 0.9L/min in three months.
4。 My analysis: I think it is more due to the poor quality of the radiator, for example, the radiator I purchased did not clean the flux and other contaminants before leaving the factory, or the copper material of the radiator was of a lower grade. Or maybe it's my own cleaning reasons, not using the correct and effective cleaning method.
5. Now. I hope to get the help/experience sharing of the predecessors of the foreign gods, thank you very much.
