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How to address the self-agglomeration phenomenon during transmission?

2009-12-17View Original

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Chemical monomers undergo self-polymerization at around 60°C when transported through pipes; what should be done?
Reply #22009-12-17
Avoiding the corresponding temperature range during transportation might solve the problem.
Reply #32009-12-17
That requires regular delivery, all year round, 24 hours a day
Reply #42009-12-17
Add a cooler to bring the temperature below 60 degrees!
Reply #52009-12-18
Use a jacketed tube with circulating water inside; frozen brine can be used if an even lower temperature is required.

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