Cleaning of the inner wall of the polypropylene polymerization reactor
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I’m seeking advice from experts: how can the inner wall of the polymerization reactor in a polypropylene plant be cleaned? We currently use manual cleaning methods, which is extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive. Does anyone have any good suggestions that we could use as a reference?
Are there any photos? Is it PP with more powder or with agglomeration? It would be best to explain in detail! After all, there is a risk involved; measures to protect against dust, static electricity, and flammable gases must be put in place!
We also clean it manually; the fine particles that stick there are very firmly attached, so we have to use a spade to remove them, and it’s not easy to do
Who has pictures of high-pressure water cleaning? Send them so I can learn from them
If a shovel is used, the roughness of the reactor wall surface will already be quite high; it is recommended to apply a coating with good thermal conductivity to address this issue.
What process? If there’s no real impact, just clean it up