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Radiator head rinsing with hydrochloric acid

2009-11-26View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:11. I’ve encountered a difficult problem recently and hope my friends can help. Is it necessary to clean the lamp head during the operation of the hydrochloric acid furnace? What are the consequences if it isn’t cleaned? How often should it be cleaned, and how is it cleaned? Thank you # hcbbs
Reply #22009-11-26
That can’t be right; usually, the solution is to park the vehicle. Additionally, efforts should be made to reduce the entry of pollutants by starting with the raw materials, with a focus on removing water and alkalis from hydrogen, as well as sulfuric acid from chlorine.
Reply #32009-11-26
Unless there’s no other choice, one has to stop the vehicle and clean it; I’ve seen articles mention an online cleaning method that involves adding a small amount of water to the chlorine pipeline. Since the chlorine gas pipe is in the middle and higher than the outer combustion pipe, it is only effective when entering from the chlorine gas pipe. However, there are also risks; too much water volume may cause the lamp base to crack. For details, please refer to the article in the 8th issue of ‘China Chlor-Alkali’ in 2008.
Reply #42010-01-01
It’s fine when the vehicle is parked; there’s no need to take such risks and clean it while it’s running!
Reply #52014-01-26
It is still necessary to clean the lamp base, but there are risks associated with cleaning it while it is in use. I am a lamp holder manufacturer; my phone number is 13975300877. I’m not familiar with your usage procedures. Rapid cooling or heating has a significant impact on the lifespan of the lamp base; it should be avoided!!!
Reply #62014-01-27
Please introduce non-stop cleaning!
Reply #72014-01-29
Our unit has attempted online cleaning, but it involves significant risks; if not done properly, it can cause the burner to explode. The SGL furnace’s manual contains descriptions regarding online cleaning. Pay attention to flow rate and time during online cleaning. Personally, I think the burner does not need to be cleaned; if cleaning is necessary, it is definitely due to a problem in the upstream process that has caused the hydrochloric acid furnace to malfunction.
Reply #82014-02-06
It is recommended to stop the machine for cleaning or clean it by shutting down the furnace

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