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Are there any requirements for controlling the content of insoluble substances in calcium chloride cryogenic brine?

2017-05-12View Original

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The frozen brine contains a high level of insoluble substances, around 2%, which causes rapid fouling of the heat exchanger shell side! I’m reaching out to the experts here to ask if there are any specified criteria for controlling insoluble substances in water
Reply #22017-05-15
Wide-channel plate heat exchangers can be used

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