Scaling problem in the slurry system
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Our catalytic slurry system has been suffering from severe scaling recently; it now needs to be cleaned every 10–15 days. Please suggest some solutions, everyone!
What kinds of dirt are they? What are the temperatures in industrial and mining areas, and what are the properties of the materials?
You could ask petroleum universities to conduct an analysis and provide you with the results~~ There are many methods for analysis, as far as I know. This is a challenge in the oil industry; we are still studying it to see if anyone can provide a solution. . .
It can be filtered using an oil filter – either online or offline. Products from the American company Bintel are also good; you can search for them on the Internet
It can be filtered using an oil filter – either online or offline. Products from the American company Bintel are also good; you can search for them on the Internet
Keep the temperature at the bottom of the tower around 290 degrees, increase the circulation volume and the amount of slurry discharged outside, and add a scale inhibitor for the slurry.
The main reason is a decrease in the cyclone efficiency of the settler or problems with the catalyst; there isn’t much that can be done apart from adjusting the circulation rate of the external slurry.
The ultrasonic pulse technology we are using now is designed for scale prevention, and it can basically solve this problem! It is widely used in the petrochemical industry; over 30 oil and petrochemical companies use it, and it is also a technology promoted by the Ministry of Science and Technology! We can come up with a plan!