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How many batches of 70.5 cubic meter reactors need to be produced before the reactor needs to be cleaned?

2008-02-01View Original

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How many batches of 70.5 cubic meter reactors need to be produced before the reactor needs to be cleaned?
Reply #22008-02-02
The cleaning cycle for a 70m3 reactor is generally around one year
Reply #32008-02-15
Which one can do a cleanup once a year? What kind of wall coating is being used? Generally, four or five hundred kettles should be enough.
Reply #42008-02-15
That should be considered a fairly good wall-coating effect as well. By the way, do you know about the base coat used in polymerization reactors? Our kettle model 70.5 wasn’t coated properly; it had to be cleaned after just a few batches of production, using high-pressure cleaning water at 200–500 bar
Reply #52008-02-25
The length of the tank cleaning cycle is also directly proportional to the degree of damage to the polished surface. If you can send photos of the condition inside the tank to my email, I will definitely help resolve the issue. I come from Jinhua Machinery. I specialize in the repair of polymerization reactors, and I hope to meet more people in the chlor-alkali industry so as to realize my dream – to travel across the country and learn about the local customs and traditions in different places. Email: jhj_123@yahoo.cn Mobile phone: 13898980209
Reply #62008-02-27
We have around 1,000 vats.
Reply #72013-09-13
Our company started production in 2008, and we only cleared inventory once last year
Reply #82013-09-14
What coating agent do you use? What is the spray flow rate? It’s really great to achieve this batch cycle
Reply #92013-09-16
This post was last edited by Midi Doudou on 2013-9-18 at 13:57. In Italy***, nothing has happened for over a year
Reply #102013-09-17
The problems with coating tanks abroad are not serious; it mainly comes down to rinsing and atomization

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