What is the cause of the total blockage in the triethylaluminum pipeline?

2018-12-21View Original

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I’m working with process piping; after the major repair, there was blockage in the triethylaluminum pipelines. Two pipelines had to be replaced in total. Is there anyone who can help me analyze the cause?

Reply #22018-12-24

Has the composition of the blockage been analyzed? According to information available online, triethylaluminum is a liquid at room temperature and does not solidify; it seems that other substances were formed as a result of a reaction, and this reaction should be avoided

Reply #32019-10-31

It’s stuck in that section; if it’s near D201, it’s possible that impurities from the donor have diffused into the TEAL pipeline

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