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What method can be used to remove coal tar and carbon deposits from the first-stage anti-fouling valve of the compressor, in a quick and effortless way? Thank you

2009-02-28View Original

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What method can be used to remove coal tar and carbon deposits from the first-stage anti-fouling valve of the compressor, in a quick and effortless way? Thank you
Reply #22009-03-02
Why not focus on electrostatic defouling? Why focus on the trivialities at the expense of what’s essential? By ensuring proper defouling, there will be less carbon buildup on the gas valves. A wire mesh cover can also be installed on these valves to allow most of the tar to accumulate on the wires, thereby extending their service life. Additionally, it is necessary to clean the gas valves regularly.
Reply #32009-03-06
What was said on the 2nd floor is correct; we installed several T-shaped filters at the compressor inlet

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