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Can cracked enamel in enamel-coated tower sections be repaired?

2009-08-29View Original

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Our company has four cold vaporization towers, and ceramic spalling has occurred at the sealing surface of the lowest section of one of these towers, resulting in material leakage. We are seeking advice from you: is it possible to repair this issue? We have also heard that the cost of repair is roughly equal to the cost of building a new tower; we would like to know if this is indeed the case. Additionally, who are the manufacturers that offer repair services? I earnestly request your valuable advice, thank you
Reply #22009-09-03
Tantalum can be used for repair, but there are limits on the number of repair points per unit area. Moreover, enamel equipment is considered a consumable item in China; once it becomes damaged, it needs to be replaced. The cost of repairing it is not significant, and it’s not much different from just buying a new one. The original poster should take a look at the prices of this company and conduct a comprehensive comparison of the costs associated with repair and replacement. http://www.belzonasd.com/cn/jianjie.asp?infoid=20
Reply #32012-11-15
Our company specializes in the production of glass-lined chemical equipment. You can contact us at 13455934591. Repairing such equipment is relatively inexpensive; the costs are quite low. I’m not aware of the specifications and models of your tower sections, but if you let me know, I can tell you how much it would cost to repair them
Reply #42012-11-15
Linyi Huatai Hengchang Chemical Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in the sales of glass-lined reaction tanks, glass-lined mixers, glass-lined tower sections, glass-lined pipes, glass-lined tees and crosses, as well as glass-lined elbows. Contact 13455934591 for repair; the cost of repair is relatively low. I’m not sure what the specifications of your tower section are, but I can give you an approximate price if that helps
Reply #52012-11-15
Chipped porcelain can be repaired, depending on the severity; it’s best to remove the entire area and replaster it.

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