The problem of degreasing the inside of the oxygen tank! consult
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Recently, our factory is going to build several oxygen storage tanks, which require strict degreasing of the internal parts and connecting parts. Could you please tell me the specific operation method?
Oxygen storage tanks must be grease-free, so they must be cleaned carefully, using carbon tetrachloride, yes.
It can be solved with carbon tetrachloride, which is a commonly used method.
It can be pickled first, neutralized, blown dry, and then degreased with a degreasing agent. Carbon steel can be degreased with carbon tetrachloride and dichloroethane, and stainless steel can be degreased with acetone.
For degreasing, you can use water-soluble detergent (Blue Gold J-100 or J200): For hydrocarbon organic pollutants, J200 is suitable for use with high-pressure water guns for flushing.
Well, our company uses white cat dish soap for degreasing.
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There are relevant standards with specific operating methods and inspection methods, HG20202-2000 "Construction and Acceptance Specifications for Degreasing Projects"
Sinopec has banned carbon tetrachloride.
:lol It doesn’t matter if it’s a white cat or a black cat, any cat that can shed fat is a good cat.
Isn’t white cat a household detergent? . .
Clean with Blue Star "Degreasing King". Carbon tetrachloride is banned.
Hello everyone, we are a company that produces process nozzles, and we are also looking for alternatives to carbon tetrachloride. If you have used any new degreasing agents on oxygen pipelines or equipment, you can contact me to provide me with some information and help. My QQ number is: 179124991.Thank you