Seeking advice on the anti-corrosion and insulation requirements for urea granulation towers
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Dear experts, I think I’m in the right here. Could you please let me know if there are any relevant regulations regarding the anti-corrosion and insulation requirements for urea granulation towers?
I haven’t seen any relevant specifications, but using fluorocarbon paint on our granulation towers gives good results.
Sir, may I ask you another question? In terms of cost-performance, which is better to use – fiberglass or vinyl resin flakes?
There are relevant explanations in it, but I haven’t heard anything about heat preservation yet. It’s available on the forum.
The granulation towers in our company are protected against corrosion by means of anti-corrosive paint, but they don’t have any insulation – I’ve never even heard of that!
High cost-performance ratio should be characteristic of vinyl resin flakes
I haven’t come across any relevant regulations, but our company has done an excellent job in protecting its granulation towers from corrosion. At that time, our team didn’t know how to carry out anti-corrosion measures; it was simply a matter of conducting investigations. We invited anti-corrosion specialists from many granulation towers operated by similar companies to share their technical expertise and to make comparisons. Formulate a plan, and so on.