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Is there severe scaling on the liquid side?

2024-07-24View Original

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Our physical scale prevention and removal equipment can prevent scaling on the feed liquid side, such as sodium sulfate scaling. It has been used in rare earth forced evaporators with excellent results. It is currently being tested on the preheater in the sulfuric acid plant. Those who need it can send me a private message. Or add WeChat: TigerPeng2014
Reply #22024-09-19
We have a reboiler, and the material on the process side tends to crystallize. After 2 or 3 months of operation, severe scaling occurs on the walls, which reduces the heat exchange efficiency and leads to a significant decrease in steam consumption. Are there any methods to alleviate or prevent this?
Reply #32024-09-20
After scaling occurs in the heat exchanger, a high-pressure water jet of 15 MPa is required to remove the scale – can your equipment meet this requirement?
Reply #42024-09-21
What liquid causes scaling? Some types of scale cannot be removed, but the vast majority of inorganic salt scales can be prevented.
Reply #52024-09-23
Scale formed by various metal ions and organic acids
Reply #62024-09-28
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