MAKS 9105 SCALE AND CORROSION INHIBITOR
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
MAKS 9105 is a scale inhibitor for drilling applications.
PRODUCT BENEFITS
- Highly effective antiscalant across a broad spectrum of waters
- Inhibits common scales (Calcium carbonate/Sulphate, Calcium Phosphate, Barium/Strontium Sulphate, Silica, Iron/Manganese)
- Effective at LSI up to + 3.0
- Excellent iron fouling inhibitor
- Excellent silica antiscalant
- Reduces or replaces the need for acid addition
DOSAGE
The BIMAKS computer software will define the optimum chemical requirement for any given water quality. While calculating dosage rates manufacturer’s limits, product capability, operating parameters and feed water quality are all considered.
Your BIMAKS representative will recommend the optimum dosage necessary to ensure maximum program performance according to your specific system parameters.
FEEDING
MAKS 9105 needs to be fed continuously to the feed water. MAKS 9105 should be fed neat to a location in the system where it will be uniformly mixed and thoroughly distributed. The specific pical dosage rate is between 2-10 ppm.
MATERIALS: Storage and application equipments (pumps, lines) should be made of PE, PVC, PTFE or stainless steel. Do not use aluminum, brass, carbon steel and nickel in contact with the neat product.
HANDLING-STORAGE-SHIPPING
As a standard precaution with all chemicals we recommend the use of personal protective equipments such as goggles and rubber gloves when handling. Consult the Material Safety Data Sheet as the only official source of Environmental and Safety information.
MAKS 9105 can be stored for at least 24 months from date of shipping if kept in its original, unopened container and under normal warehouse conditions. Protect from freezing and from exposure to high temperature.
MAKS 9105 is available in non-returnable containers of different sizes.
APPLICATION METHOD AND QUANTITY
The dosage quantity of the product changes according to the operating conditions and water chemistry of the system. BIMAKS representative will propose the appropriate dosage quantity to ensure maximum conditioning performance based on the distributed system parameters.
