Measures to prevent sticking to the walls of reaction vessels
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Hello everyone! I would like to ask: Since the material inside the reactor tends to stick to the reactor walls, it is necessary to manually clean the interior of the reactor every three to five days. What anti-adhesion wall measures are the best? Is it better to polish the inner wall, or to apply tetrafluoroethylene coating? If polishing is done, what level of polish is generally required? What are the requirements if spraying PTFE? Are there any other methods for applying medications? Experts in this field, please contact me; I will be very grateful!
Polish it to a finish of 0.4 μm. Also, can you guarantee that spraying PTFE and applying coatings will not cause any contamination to your material? And it has little use
In the production of polyvinyl chloride, drugs are sprayed. If it is polishing, what roughness value is reasonable to set? For example, what is the cost difference between Ra0.2 and Ra0.02? Everyone is welcome to speak actively.
A handsome guy isn’t necessarily the better one the higher the polish level; 0.4 is already good enough. There’s no need for 0.2 – you’re just PVC after all
What we produce is high-molecular-weight polyethylene, not polyvinyl chloride. I just want to know the cost of polishing? The difference between electrolytic polishing and mechanical polishing