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I’m facing a problem at work: the pipes get clogged frequently. I’m seeking expert advice to solve it
It didn’t say what kind of device or what medium the pipeline is made of?
The material tends to crystallize; the heat tracing is inadequate – is there a dead zone?
Depending on the properties of the material, using a jacket or electric heating is more stable. Increase the flow velocity inside the pipe appropriately, and use elbows with a large radius.
The medium has high viscosity, so the conveying pipelines should be as short as possible~
I can’t answer that; the question is too vague. You should clarify the operating conditions so that everyone can help analyze them for you
The tube has a spiral structure; the raw material is used for reactions inside the tube, and the viscosity of the final product is relatively high after the reaction.
It’s just an iron tube with a spiral structure inside; it’s used for reactions, and the substances produced stick to the walls. There are no problems at first, but after some time it gets clogged. I don’t understand why
What is the cecum? It’s just an iron tube with a spiral structure inside; it’s used for reactions, and the substances produced stick to the walls. There are no problems at first, but after some time it gets clogged. I don’t understand why
Make two sets; block and clean the other set, without affecting production
It mainly blocks the first reaction, affecting quality.