Transportation of high-melting-point substances
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Dear experienced experts, when transporting high-melting-point substances, it is possible to maintain the temperature at a level that allows them to remain in a dissolved state before transportation. However, after transportation, some of these substances remain in the centrifugal pump. Could this lead to blockages in the pump over time, thereby preventing further transportation? ? ?
I had thought before as well about places such as pipes, flanges, and valves – what if they solidify after the system is stopped?