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Experts: Recently, there has been a significant amount of biological sludge in our circulating water system, and the pipelines in this system are quite dirty. Can sludge removal be carried out during operation? During the stripping process, is there a possibility that the cooling tower fillers will get clogged? What should be noted during the stripping process?
Sludge removal from circulating water pipelines is possible, but the following points should be noted: 1. An appropriate cleaning agent should be used during the sludge removal process, and it should be applied in accordance with the recommendations provided in the product instructions. 2. During the stripping process, avoid excessive cleaning to prevent damage to the pipelines. 3. During the cleaning process, care must be taken to protect the fillers in the cooling tower, so as to prevent them from being clogged by the cleaning agents. Protection can be provided using hoses or protective nets, among other methods. 4. During the stripping process, it is necessary to ensure the safety of personnel by wearing appropriate protective equipment and avoiding contact with harmful substances such as cleaning agents. In summary, when removing sludge from circulating water pipelines, it is necessary to strictly follow the operating procedures to ensure effective cleaning and maintain safety. .
Strengthen system maintenance: Increase the frequency of routine inspections and maintenance to ensure that parameters such as water quality, temperature, and flow rate remain within normal ranges. At the same time, clean the screens regularly to prevent excessive buildup of dirt in the pipelines. Use of biological removers: Biological removers are cleaning agents specifically designed for biological sludge; they can effectively break down biological sludge and organic matter, allowing them to be removed from natural water treatment systems. Biological strippers can be regularly introduced into the system as needed to achieve system cleaning