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ABB Continuous Water Analysis

Phosphate · AW642 / AW636

Two different applications: phosphate treatment in the steam cycle and phosphate removal in municipal water treatment. Select the technology and range for the application.

Phosphate · AW642 / AW636
Two different applications

AW642 Navigator / AW636 Aztec

AW642 is the Navigator 600 for steam generation and boiler chemistry; AW636 is the Aztec 600 for phosphate removal and municipal wastewater. They are not simply two ranges for the same application.

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AW642 or AW636?

AW642 Navigator 600 is intended for high-purity water, steam generation and boiler chemistry; AW636 Aztec 600 is intended for drinking water, municipal wastewater and phosphate removal.

What is the AW642 range?

ABB specifies 0–15 ppm PO4, with a minimum range of 0–1 ppm.

What is the AW636 range?

ABB specifies 0–50 ppm PO4 for municipal applications.

Why is phosphate important in a boiler?

To verify the phosphate treatment strategy and keep boiler water within target conditions without over- or under-dosing.

How fast is a colorimetric phosphate analyser?

AW642 has a specified T90 below 15 minutes; sample transport delay must be added.