What is the most effective way to clean the scale from the inner tubes of tubular heat exchangers, without damaging those inner tubes?
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I’ve seen many online suggestions involving oxalic acid, acetic acid, and diluted hydrochloric acid, but it seems there aren’t many opinions in agreement. Experts, please recommend some options – I need them urgently! ! ! !
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Generally, high-pressure water guns are used for cleaning, but it seems they don’t work for certain types of dirt