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I saw online that the container was equipped with two tank washers, and I thought it was a good feature. Previously, internal flushing of the container was carried out by installing a spiral nozzle inside the welded connections of the container and using hot water for flushing. I would like to learn from/adopt the container flushing device; I’m not sure whether it’s a standard component, and I’m looking for any relevant specifications that could be used as a guide.
It is standard; the choice is made based on the device’s diameter and cleaning capacity.
I don’t think it’s possible to clean everything completely with this method; the main goal is to carry out online cleaning at regular intervals (without shutting down the equipment), in order to increase its continuous operating time and avoid having to stop it for maintenance due to blockages that occur after short periods of use. Of course, there are many different methods of cleaning. What I’m asking is whether there are any standard components similar to tank cleaners that can replace the spiral nozzles we’ve been using
Where can I find information on this? Are there any standards or books that can be referred to? There are many pictures of this type of tank cleaner available online, but I haven’t been able to find any relevant standards
Such a can washer downloaded from the Internet
It’s just about adding a few special nozzles that, through rotation, cause the water to collide with the dirt from all directions inside the container; it doesn’t involve any complex technology
I have used such nozzles for cleaning tanks before, and the results were not very good. This is probably because the organic substances attached to the tank walls are difficult to remove, as well as because the pressure of the cleaning liquid used is not sufficient. If it’s a water-soluble adherent, this option can be considered