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Water treatment and pH correction with acid
We are correcting elevated pH water from a construction related project site. We are using diluted sulfuric acid at 36% and injecting it into a pvc pipe of flowing water. Do I need to be concerned about the exothermic heat produced using the diluted concentration? And other considerations do I need to think about? Thank you
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