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Problems with ferrous sulfate crystallization

2017-01-22View Original

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When the iron sulfate content is around 18%, crystallization occurs inside the pipes. How should ferrous sulfate pipes be handled to ensure no crystallization and no blockage of the pipes? Thank you!
Reply #22017-01-22
Personally, I think insulation for pipes or heat tracing tubes could be used. Install drain lines on the pipeline to empty the material after each operation. If possible, install a cleaning system as well.
Reply #32017-01-23
Damn it, does the ferrous sulfate we’re working with also need to crystallize? What is the temperature of the ferrous sulfate solution in your pipelines? We are also designing a concentration of 18% – this is something serious; waiting online. . . . .

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