SuperHot™ Steam Treatment - Case of 4 gallons

Steam Condensate Line Treatment

Item #125860

SuperHot™ Steam Treatment - Case of 4 gallons

SuperHot™ Steam Treatment - Case of 4 gallons

Steam Condensate Line Treatment

Item #125860

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Effectively neutralizes carbonic acid in steam condensate lines
Neutralizing amine provides maximum protection for entire steam line system
NSF certified for use in meat and poultry processing plants

Product Description

SuperHot™ Steam Treatment is a concentrated steam condensate line treatment that effectively neutralizes carbonic acid that forms when steam condenses to water in the condensate lines. Untreated steam can result in deterioration of condensate lines, eventually ending in leaks and valuable condensate loss. The neutralizing amine in SuperHot Steam Treatment provides maximum protection at all operating pressures. SuperHot Steam Treatment provides maximum coverage for the entire steam line systems. SuperHot Steam Treatment protects your steam / condensate system investment.

Directions for Use

NOTE: SuperHot™ Steam Treatment should be maintained in steam at a level no greater than 15 ppm Diethylethanolamine. Add the recommended amount to the condensate make-up tank. Do not use when steam is to contact milk or milk products.

INITIAL TREATMENT: Use 5 ounces (148 ml) for every 1000 gallons (3800L) of make-up water added to the boiler. Check condensate to make sure pH is alkaline at all times. Obtain a sample of steam condensate 24 hours after the addition of Superhot Steam Treatment from tile steam trap located furthest from the boiler. Clear steam trap for a minimum of 30 seconds prior to collecting sample. Cool sample at room temperature and determine pH. If pH of steam condensate is low, 7.0 or less, increase treatment until pH I)f steam condensate is 8.0 or higher. Readings greater than 8.0 are not harmful. Check and maintain pH of steam condensate in 7.0-8.0 range by addition of Superhot Steam Treatment at regular intervals.