Enameled tank cleaning
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This post was last edited by Yu Qin on 2020-6-7 at 20:15. Our company uses enamel tanks for synthesis, and in this process dichloromethane, zinc powder, and hydrochloric acid are employed. However, after each reaction, the zinc powder sticks to the inner walls of the enamel tanks and is difficult to clean off. Moreover, dichloromethane evaporates quickly. I would like to ask if there are any ways to clean the zinc powder that adheres to the inner walls of these enamel tanks. It has been soaked in water with hydrochloric acid, and the effect is average
Does the device have a stirrer? It is recommended to try stirring or using a pump for circulation; fluid flow and scouring will help.