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Questions about enamel reaction kettles

2009-03-04View Original

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After producing a product, our company found that the enamel reactors used in its manufacture did not possess the smoothness characteristic of proper enamel reactors, and they were also very difficult to clean. I wonder if there are any good cleaning methods?
Reply #22009-03-04
It depends on what kind of products you produce
Reply #32009-03-05
It mainly depends on the products you produce; only by knowing whether the enamel reaction kettle lacks the smoothness that an enamel kettle should have can a cleaning plan be determined.
Reply #42009-03-05
If you don’t clarify what the materials are, no one can help you! ! !
Reply #52009-03-06
If it is caused by a strong alkali, it cannot be cleaned away.
Reply #62009-03-06
The enamel surface is not smooth; it looks like it’s corroded.
Reply #72009-03-09
If the products you produce involve strong alkalis at high temperatures, or reactions such as those using boron trifluoride that can produce hydrofluoric acid, your enamel-lined reactors will corrode
Reply #82009-03-10
1. If the reactor is not smooth, it may have caused corrosion of the equipment; there may be issues with the selection of the equipment, making it difficult to clean. 2. If your reactant has stuck to the reactor, clean it according to the properties of the reactant. Since I’m not aware of your specific situation, I can’t explain it properly. :lol :lol
Reply #92009-03-17
Specific analysis for specific products! According to you, there must be an issue with the equipment selection!
Reply #102009-03-17
If the surface of the enamel kettle loses its luster, it is definitely because substances that corrode the enamel were produced during the reaction, especially strong alkalis at high temperatures; such substances should not be used with enamel kettles.
Reply #112020-07-10
The material contains solid components, and it causes uniform corrosion of the glass lining. That’s it, just these two points. I work in the field of high-end enamel equipment, fluorinated lining equipment, as well as pipes and valves. Could you add me on WeChat? My number is 17715282753, thank you!
Reply #122020-10-17
Hello, it’s possible that your materials have corroded the surface layer of the enamel-lined reactor. Hello, our company specializes in fluorine-lined and plastic-lined pipes, valves, and equipment, as well as glass-lined reactors, condensers, thin-film evaporators, and other special-material equipment. We can be reached via WeChat at V2600650607 or by phone at 15952001563
Reply #132020-10-23
You can add me on QQ at 260050607 to communicate
Reply #142023-07-26
Each case needs to be analyzed on its own; the rough surface of the enamel is likely due to corrosion, and it is presumed that strong alkalis were responsible for this corrosion

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