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How to deal with material crystallization?

2019-05-08View Original

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The heat exchanger uses chilled water to cool the material; crystallization occurs before the target temperature is reached during this cooling process, and this process is irreversible. How should this be dealt with?
Reply #22019-05-08
Cool sodium sulfate at 15% concentration to 0°C; crystallization occurs at 15°C
Reply #32019-05-14
Either reduce the concentration or increase the flow rate; there are probably no other options in a heat exchanger!
Reply #42019-05-15
It starts to cool down at 15°C – do crystals form at 15°C? How to understand it?
Reply #52019-05-15
What is the purpose of cooling the material?/

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