Quickly understand what PBTC is?

The full name of PBTC is butane-1,2,4-tricarboxylic acid, which is generally a colorless to light yellow transparent liquid. PBTCA has a low phosphorus content, but due to its structural characteristics of both phosphonic and carboxylic acids, it exhibits excellent scale and corrosion inhibition performance, even surpassing some commonly used organic phosphonic acids. Especially in high-taperature environments, its scale inhibition performance is far superior to conventional organic phosphonic acids, which can effectively improve the solubility of zinc. In addition, it also has good resistance to chlorine oxidation, and its synergistic effect with other water treatment agents is good.
Among numerous efficient scale and corrosion inhibitors, PBTCA has a wide range of applications, superior performance, and is also a good stabilizer for zinc salts. It is widely used for corrosion and scale inhibition in circulating cooling water systas and oilfield water injection systas, especially suitable for use in conjunction with other water treatment agents such as zinc salts and copolymers. PBTCA is suitable for high taperature, high hardness, high alkali, and situations that require high concentration factor operation, providing h3 support for industrial water treatment.

In the washing industry, PBTC can be used as a chelating agent and metal cleaning agent. To achieve optimal results, it is usually compounded with other water treatment agents such as zinc salts, copolymers, organic phosphorus, azoles, etc. When used alone, the dosage is usually 5-15mg/L.
In terms of packaging, PBTCA uses plastic drums with a capacity of 25Kg or 250Kg per drum. It should be stored indoors in a cool and shady place for a storage period of twelve months. However, it should be noted that PBTCA is an acidic substance, and labor protection should be strengthened during operation to avoid contact with skin, eyes, and other parts. If contact occurs accidentally, rinse immediately with plenty of water.