Power plant dedicated copper corrosion inhibitor (V434) has the following important functions

　　Preventing Copper Equipment Corrosion: Power plants contain numerous copper-based equipment and components, such as condenser copper tubes. During operation, these components are exposed to various corrosive media, such as dissolved oxygen and acidic substances in water. Copper corrosion inhibitors (V434) form a dense protective film on the copper surface, isolating the copper from the corrosive media and thus effectively reducing the corrosion rate of copper, extending the service life of copper equipment, and reducing equipment maintenance and replacement costs.

　　Inhibiting Oxidation Reactions: Corrosion inhibitors can suppress the oxidation reaction between copper and oxygen, preventing the formation of copper oxide and basic copper carbonate corrosion products on the copper surface. These corrosion products not only affect the heat transfer efficiency of the equipment but may also cause pipeline blockages and other problems, impacting the normal operation of the power plant.

　　Maintaining Heat Exchange Efficiency: Heat exchange equipment such as condensers plays a crucial role in power plants. Copper corrosion inhibitors (V434), by preventing corrosion of copper equipment and maintaining surface smoothness and integrity, help maintain good heat exchange efficiency. This is important for improving the power plant's energy utilization efficiency, reducing energy consumption, ensuring economic benefits, and stable operation.

　　Reducing Metal Ion Release: When copper equipment corrodes, metal ions such as copper ions are released into the water. These metal ions may deposit in the system, causing scaling problems, affecting the normal operation of the equipment and potentially impacting the environment. Using copper corrosion inhibitors (V434) reduces copper ion release, lowers scaling risks, and helps maintain a clean and stable system operation.

　　Synergistic Effects with Other Agents: Power plant water treatment systems typically use various water treatment agents, such as scale inhibitors and biocides. Copper corrosion inhibitors (V434) are compatible with these agents and work synergistically, providing better protection for power plant equipment and system stability, enhancing the effectiveness and economy of the overall water treatment plan.