Is it possible to use high-temperature electrostatic spraying for the FP in the three-effect evaporation salt collection chamber?
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In the salt collection chamber of the three-effect evaporation system, the wastewater in our plant contains a high level of salts; the temperature is around 110 degrees, and the wastewater is somewhat acidic, with a pH value as low as 3 at times. We have been using 205-grade stainless steel until now, but it needs to be replaced frequently. We are considering having a unit coated with high-temperature electrostatic spraying FP. Do those who use FP spraying find it to be a better option? Are there any manufacturers with good capabilities in this area? Thank you
PE has good corrosion resistance, but its temperature and wear resistance are not very good, and its method for collecting crystallites is also not ideal.
Give glass flake anti-corrosion materials a try; they are resistant to acids, alkalis, and high temperatures.
The wastewater evaporation chambers we build for our clients use glass flake coating, which yields excellent results; however, the wastewater is somewhat alkaline.
What are glass scales? A sprayable material?