How can it be extracted after the resin has cured?
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Currently, a tank containing resin is drawn into another device using vacuum, and then after 2 hours it is drawn back into the tank that holds the resin. The problem is that during these 2 hours the resin solidifies (since this is an experimental tank, solidification is inevitable). Drawing the liquid directly in this situation can cause the pipes to get clogged. Is there any good way to solve this issue? Could anyone with experience provide a method? ! ! Thank you so much! ! !
1 Heat or insulate the tubes; 2 Add a solvent to the resin to prevent it from curing
No, the required temperature changes, which causes the resin to solidify. Solvents cannot be added either. The challenge lies in how to extract the mixed resin, remove the solid resin, and allow the liquid part to return back into the resin tank.
Drain from the bottom of the tank, and add filtration to remove the solidified resin
The other unit is equipped with a electric heating coil, and a timer-based switch can be used to maintain a constant temperature, ensuring that it remains within the range where the resin does not solidify.