If the boiling layer in the boiling furnace consists of metallurgical silicon powder, could it clog the conical HCL inlet pipes on the distribution plate?

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Will adding (dried metallurgical silicon) into the boiling furnace cause blockages at the bottom of the furnace, near the hydrogen chloride inlet with its conical cap? I feel like it might cause blockages; how can we avoid such issues in daily production? Those who understand this situation, please give some advice. Thank you; I hope everyone can help. QQ:729011654

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If the boiling layer in the boiling furnace consists of metallurgical silicon powder, could it clog the conical HCL inlet pipes on the distribution plate?

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