How to remove sticky impurities from float level gauges
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For the float level gauge, the torque rod and other components are blocked by iron shavings and impurities due to the high liquid level. I would like to know how to remove these impurities – can cleaning or squeezing be used to do this? Like dilute hydrochloric acid? ? ? ? ?
What kind of cleaning agents or rust removers can be used? Thank you
Take a look at what your process medium is It shouldn’t be difficult to handle
Throw it away. Buy a new one to use for digging. Drink, drink, drink! Being so petty – why throw it away? Then do as you please; whatever you do is fine. Destroy the ball completely. After breaking it a few times, you might even have taught yourself a unique skill of digging. Wish you success :lol
Bro, I’ve got a tip for you: 1. Boil some lard and pour it over the iron shavings and impurities. 2. Recruit a few rats to dig holes and eat the lard. 3. Rats from Sichuan are the smartest, while those from the Northeast aren’t afraid of death...........
It cannot be used – the torque tube is extremely thin, usually less than 1 mm. Using corrosive substances could lead to serious consequences; acids must definitely not be used. The best approach is to cut it out, remove any large impurities, and then blow it clean with steam. There’s no need to worry about heat, but corrosion is a concern. Also, don’t disassemble it casually – the gasket inside is disposable; once you remove it, it can’t be put back in, and its positioning will also be affected. That’s enough to keep you thinking for months.