Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! The pipes keep scaling up – what should I do?
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In the adsorption outlet pipeline (scale accumulation was found on the pipe wall at the lower part of the U-shaped section, with the scale thickness reaching 0.5 mm). How should the design be optimized to address this issue? How can the design be improved to prevent continuous scale formation in the pipeline? What measures can be taken to resolve this situation? I hope the expert will not hesitate to offer his guidance!
What kind of water is being used? Using deoxygenated water should be better.
Simply put, there are two methods: one is to solve it from a technical perspective, that is, by eliminating the causes in the structure； A solution from the equipment or process side, such as adding scale inhibitors or using online descaling equipment.
1. Improve water quality by using softened water. 2. Inject scale inhibitor. 3. Reducing the temperature appropriately can also reduce scaling.
Scaling is caused by poor water quality; it needs to be dealt with~
The fourth floor is the correct choice. If that area isn’t particularly serious or critical, it’s advisable to opt for a more economical approach: 1) Replace it regularly; 2) Scaling occurs in that area due to deposits accumulating in lower areas, so consider installing a drainage system to empty it periodically and see if that can resolve the problem； I’m not sure if it solves the problem?
The water obtained after adsorption is generally process water, and scale inhibitors cannot be added to it. This can be improved by reducing the pipe diameter and increasing the flow velocity. If necessary, a coating can be added inside the tube to prevent scale deposition.
We use physical methods to prevent scaling in the pipelines; no softened water is required, nor is it necessary to modify the pipelines. It’s a simple and effective approach that ensures the long-term operation of the system. You can communicate at shcsb11@163.com
What kind of process and what quality of water – this is very important.
Make the parts prone to scaling into flange connections, and replace these pipe sections regularly