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What is pH stabilization?

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pH stabilization is maintaining the pH within a set range by increasing the buffer capacity, dosing the reagent or controlling the carbonate balance.

What does pH stabilization mean in practice?

The goal is to maintain pH and buffering capacity within the range limiting corrosion or precipitation in a given process.

When does it matter?

Just a temporary increase in pH without alkalinity may be unstable and change after contact with air or the installation.

Which solutions are related to it?

The pH, alkalinity, calcium and calcium carbonate saturation are controlled by neutralization, dosing or mixing.