Why does the cooling tank keep sticking to the walls?
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Why does the cooling tank keep sticking to its walls? I would like to ask the experts why this happens. I work with monoammonium sulfonic acid; the cooling water is fine, and there’s nothing wrong with the water jacket either. Yet, when the material is cooled inside the tank, it sticks to the tank walls. Could someone explain why this occurs? Thank you
Is the material of this device made of stainless steel? I feel that the viscosity of the material is very high; you should carry out polishing on the inner surface of the casing
The issue of cooling-related sticking is closely related to the properties of your material. Pay attention to the characteristics of the material at the cooling temperature; you can consult experts in process engineering for advice. The following suggestions are given: 1. Increase the cooling temperature appropriately and extend the cooling time. 2. Depending on your operating pressure and temperature, consider using glass-lined tanks
There’s nothing that can be done about it; the material can be removed by using a hot jar
Using glass lining can effectively solve this problem… a crystallization tank, right?