Container material sticking to the walls: solutions
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The products manufactured nowadays tend to accumulate on the walls, which affects cooling and yield. Is there any way to prevent materials from sticking to those walls?
Without any information on material properties, process parameters, or equipment conditions, how can Haiyou respond?
Material adhesion to the walls occurs in all cases, just to varying degrees. It depends on the viscosity level; generally, the viscosity of a material is related to temperature and concentration. This can be addressed in two ways: by reducing the concentration or by increasing the temperature. If it is a final product, the concentration may not be able to be changed; maintaining a certain temperature on the container walls during discharge can reduce the degree of deposition on them.
We have also encountered stainless steel equipment. Polishing was applied later; the specific results are unknown.
The polishing effect is the best; adding electrolytic polishing on top of this yields an excellent result
The phenomenon of hanging seems to exist everywhere, to some extent. This problem exists in both enamel reaction kettles and stainless steel kettles.