Solutions for microbial attachment on heat exchanger surfaces

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I would like to ask everyone: there is severe microbial attachment on the surface of the air-side fin channels in our multiple series-connected spiral plate heat exchangers. The air flow velocity is around 7 m/s, and the air contains particles and microorganisms from sediment. Is there any effective way to reduce this rate of attachment? It’s too troublesome to disassemble the units for cleaning.

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