Every boiler feedwater and steam condensate analyser on the market — including the Pyxis Guardian IK-2000 series — specifies that it must be installed downstream of a sample cooler. This...
Category Overview
Automatic Boiler Water Treatment System for Palm Oil Mills and Power Plants in Malaysia
Poor boiler chemistry costs more than most operators realise — scale from undetected hardness, foaming and carryover from poor blowdown control, corrosion from inconsistent pH or sulfite levels, and unplanned downtime. Most sites still rely on manual sampling, offline test kits and uncoordinated dosing, which leaves the system exposed to human error and delayed reactions.
Our boiler water treatment system for palm oil mills, power plants and other steam-critical operations in Malaysia unifies sample conditioning, online monitoring, chemical dosing and softener monitoring into one panelized, remotely visible system — built to maintain water quality before failure occurs, not react after it.
Continuous online monitoring — conductivity, pH, ORP and temperature on the boiler sample as standard, with conductivity automatically triggering blowdown
Full water chemistry picture — optional tagged polymer corrosion rate and sulfite, or dissolved oxygen measured at the feed pump, for a complete read on boiler health
Three coordinated dosing points — inhibitor, pH adjustment and oxygen scavenger dosed automatically by a dedicated Injecta Taurus skid
Softener performance visibility — a dedicated hardness analyser flags rising hardness before it reaches the boiler, reporting straight into the main controller for one remote view of the whole system
System Architecture
Three Integrated Systems, One Boiler Water Treatment Solution
Rather than separate products, this boiler water treatment system in Malaysia is built from three coordinated parts that report back to a single controller for complete remote visibility.
Part 01
Sample Conditioning & Monitoring
Lecol SWAS + Aquarius Ultima Protech
Lecol sample conditioning panel: sample cooler, anti-clog pressure reducer (Lecol's proprietary rod-in-tube design), thermal shut-off valve and back pressure relief valve
Aquarius Ultima Protech — dedicated boiler water treatment controller
Standard parameters: conductivity, pH, ORP and temperature of the boiler sample water
Optional: Pyxis tagged polymer corrosion rate and sulfite, or dissolved oxygen measured at the feed pump
Conductivity automatically triggers boiler blowdown
Part 02
Chemical Dosing Skid
Injecta Taurus Dosing Pumps
Three Injecta Taurus motor-driven dosing pumps, one per dosing point
Pump 1: scale and corrosion inhibitor dosing
Pump 2: pH adjustment dosing
Pump 3: oxygen scavenger dosing
Dosing runs automatically off the monitored parameters, not a fixed timer
Part 03
Water Hardness Analyser
Pyxis Titrionex
Continuously monitors water hardness at the softener outlet
Triggers a notification or alarm to the boilerman before hardness exceeds the set limit, prompting timely softener regeneration
Hardness reading feeds into the Aquarius Ultima via 4-20mA, so it's visible alongside every other boiler water parameter
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