Is scaling still a serious problem in wet phosphoric acid plants these days?

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Our company has newly developed a technology: microwave scale inhibition and removal technology. It exhibits excellent effectiveness in preventing scaling caused by various types of ions, such as carbonates, phosphates, sulfates, oxalates, silicates, and metal oxide scales. This technology has been successfully applied in preventing scaling in alumina solutions, rare earth solutions, sulfuric acid solutions, and lithium carbonate solutions. The plan is to promote this in the phosphate industry in order to solve the technical problem of scaling in phosphate plants. Those with experience in phosphate plants are welcome to come and offer some guidance! Thank you very much. Those who are interested in learning more can send me a private message.

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Is scaling still a serious problem in wet phosphoric acid plants these days?

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