Structural cleaning issues of the shell-side circulating water system
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Gentlemen, it’s a heat exchanger where circulating water is used in the shell side. Due to the poor quality of this circulating water, there are issues with the structure of the shell side. Let’s discuss whether there are any effective cleaning methods that can be used without removing the core components.
The scaling is severe, and the pickling effect is very poor
The agent can be added separately before cleaning
CPRS electrochemical catalysis can eliminate almost all types of scale!
In such cases, we usually use 45/90 degree piping; so if pickling the equipment doesn’t work, what about ultrasound?
We have encountered the same problem as well – neither acid cleaning nor alkali cleaning works. How did you ultimately solve the cleaning issue?