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The problem of KCl crystal formation in the material of high-pressure reactors

2008-02-05View Original

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Our unit is equipped with a high-pressure reactor, and the material inside the reactor contains KCl crystals; as a result, the stem of the outlet control valve is often punctured, resulting in many sand holes I’m asking the experts; there doesn’t seem to be any good solution.
Reply #22008-02-06
It is recommended to use a discharge ball valve, which can prevent the situation you are facing.

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