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During the cleaning of the boiler, excessive water was used for rinsing underwater, causing water to enter the instruments. Please, experts, give some advice!

2018-08-02View Original

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When cleaning the polymerization reactor, especially when cleaning the condenser on top of the reactor, large amounts of water are used for flushing, which causes inaccuracies in the readings of the instruments due to water entering them. Is the situation with cleaning the pots the same for everyone? Is there a good solution?
Reply #22018-08-02
When it comes to areas outside your area of expertise, it’s best to consult professionals, especially in fields related to electrical and electronic equipment – there should be no room for ambiguity in such cases.

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