Is there a way to clean plate heat exchangers without shutting down the system?

2016-04-08View Original

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How to clean plate heat exchangers without shutting down the system, and how to clean shell-and-tube heat exchangers (dechlorination coolers)

Reply #22016-04-08

Consider this in conjunction with the process flow!

Reply #32016-04-08

You mean that the chlorine water side doesn’t need to be cleaned, right? It is the other side (usually the circulating water) that needs cleaning; a pump can be used on that side to circulate the cleaning agent!

Reply #42016-04-19

I’m also waiting for an answer regarding the wash without stopping! Can any expert answer this?

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