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傳統暖氣片出現生鏽原因與解決辦法！

傳統暖氣片雖然壽命長，但煩人的是傳統暖氣片使用久就會出現生鏽的情況，這種情況出現之後，暖氣片供暖管道開始堵了，采暖質量也開始下降了。那麽傳統暖氣片爲什麽會生鏽啦？又該如何解決啦？下面就讓天津銅鋁暖氣片小編帶您一起來看看吧。

　　疑問一：暖氣片爲何會生鏽?

　　1、暖氣片原材料本身抗腐蝕能力差，或許在生産過程中的危害和偷工減料。不管哪種原料的暖氣片，如鑄鐵、鋼、銅、鋁，長期運用必將在其內部發作水垢、生鏽等。通常鑄鐵、銅制暖氣片最耐腐蝕、抗氧化的。

　　2、供暖水質差，如鋼制暖氣片需要供暖水質有必要是堿性的，含氧量要低，否則簡單腐蝕呈現漏水等事端，影響運用壽命。

　　3、暖氣片養護方法不恰當，如鋼制暖氣片通常要選用滿水的方法養護。

　　疑問二：暖氣片生鏽該怎樣辦?

　　暖氣片原料的不一樣，處置方法也不一樣，如鑄鐵暖氣片可以用傳統的方法，用鋼絲球刷一遍，去掉鏽迹，然後用水沖刷，或許運用鑄鐵專用的除鏽劑，使其發作反響後再用清水沖刷。不過如果是新式鑄鐵暖氣片則需要運用噴砂技能處置。

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　　而鋼制暖氣片常見的除鏽方法是通過弱酸洗磷化，讓暖氣片的鏽迹掉落，然後再用弱堿中和暖氣片內剩余的弱酸，最後用清水沖刷潔淨，這種方法比較複雜、專業，並且如果份額分配欠好，對暖氣片管道還會形成必定的危害。不過，現在的采暖市場上專門研發了一種給暖氣片除鏽的除鏽劑，除鏽清洗的效果非常好，並且對暖氣片産品本身也不會帶來啥危害。

　　疑問三：暖氣片怎麽養護才能不生鏽?

　　避免生鏽，首先要除掉它生鏽的環境，爲了使暖氣片不會簡單的生鏽，所以要滿水養護。

　　市場上，最常見的暖氣片材質主要有鋼、銅、鑄鐵和鋁材質的，一般鑄鐵和銅材質的暖氣片是比較難生鏽或被氧化的。性價比最高的鋼制暖氣片如果産品不合格、供暖水質差、保養方法不正確，都將很容出現生鏽漏水的現象。因此爲了防止暖氣片生鏽、影響使用壽命，一定要選擇大品牌、質量合格的産品。如果家裏暖氣片現已生鏽了的用戶，可以找專業的暖氣片清潔公司給您處理下，等停暖後還需特別注意保養。

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