Waste liquid pipeline for the ammonia-soda process to produce soda ash
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How do peers in the ammonia-soda process for soda ash production deal with the problem of scaling and blockage in waste liquid pipelines?
Is it necessary to consider what kind of pipeline is being used?
In the current ammonium-alkali method, acetic acid solution is commonly used for cleaning pipes.
Puncture – there’s no good solution; calcium sulfate is difficult to handle
May I ask what kind of material is typically used for waste liquid pipelines? Are they metal pipes? In that case, cleaning them would be quite troublesome!
What material is your tube made of?
Poke it a few times; if that doesn’t work, then it’s necessary to stop the tower and take action
Reply to 6# nhd2003: Our pipes are composite pipes made of polyethylene and welded steel wire mesh framework; they are pressure-resistant and anti-corrosive.