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I would like to ask about the use of citric acid for cleaning ferric oxide scale

2020-05-13View Original

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I would like to ask whether there are any interfering factors during the use of citric acid to remove iron tetraoxide scale; such factors might prevent the effective removal of this scale or lead to the formation of other passivation layers that hinder the cleaning process. Additionally, I wonder if iron/copper citrate can also easily decompose into iron oxides, thereby causing scaling to occur again.
Reply #22020-09-10
It is recommended to use ultrasonic physical scale prevention and removal systems that operate in real time online, and then your concerns will be resolved.

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