Crystallization easily causes clogging
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Alum crystals can easily clog pipes. Has anyone encountered this issue during the production process? How was it dealt with?
Increase the temperature appropriately; consider using a jacket~~~Increase the flow rate appropriately~~~~
When designing the pipeline, keep it as short as possible, use a larger diameter, and maintain a certain slope. Add insulation.
If it gets blocked, use a sledgehammer to smash it. . . My brother works at a smelting plant; he’s seen big hammers being used to hit pipes several times, and he’s also seen them used to damage the furnaces, breaking all the refractory bricks in pieces. It really excited my brother {:2_32:} Monkey wishes my brother happiness for ten thousand years.
Hahaha, it’s too easy to smash! . . . For example, you can replace the PP pipes with iron pipes or stainless steel pipes, and then use a sledgehammer! {:2_32:} It’s too cold in winter; the monkey wishes you happy sweating.
What is the specific process, what is the state of the materials, and what are the operating conditions?