What is the difference between DTPMPA and HEDP?
DTPMPA (diethylenetriaminepenta-methylphosphonic acid) and HEDP (hydroxyethylidene diphosphonic acid) differ in several aspects, and the following is a detailed analysis of the differences:
I. Basic properties
Second, the chemical structure and composition
- DTPMPA: is a compound containing multiple amino and phosphonic acid groups, with a complex molecular structure, which makes it able to form a variety of stable complexes in water, thus providing excellent scale and corrosion inhibition.
- HEDP: It is an organophosphonic acid compound with two phosphonic acid groups in its molecule, which can form stable complexes with metal ions (such as calcium ions) in water, thus playing the role of scale and corrosion inhibition.
Third, performance characteristics
- Scale inhibition effect:
- DTPMPA has excellent performance in high temperature and alkaline environment, and its scale inhibition effect is especially significant for insoluble salts such as calcium carbonate.
- HEDP also has good scale inhibition effect, but compared to DTPMPA in some specific conditions of the scale inhibition effect may be more excellent.
Corrosion inhibition: