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Methods for dealing with blockages in synthetic wet dust removal condensers

2011-04-23View Original

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The wet dust removal condensers used in the synthesis of trichlorosilane often get clogged, and explosions can occur during cleaning; it is also very difficult to clear the blocked tubes using a drill. Is there any good way to deal with this? Can it be effectively controlled in terms of manufacturing processes?
Reply #22011-04-25
It is estimated that the design of the wet dust removal system is unreasonable, and the dust isn’t removed at all!
Reply #32011-05-26
Pay more attention to adjusting your process parameters.

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