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What should be done if PE bags end up in the formaldehyde distillation tower? ?

2016-05-01View Original

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While a colleague was repairing the pipelines by using PE bags to transfer materials, the PE bags were sucked inside due to the negative pressure generated by the tower. It’s a formaldehyde tower; fixing this would require a lot of work. Is that a problem? ? ? Will the PE bag dissolve at temperatures over 150 degrees? Is there any danger?
Reply #22016-05-01
Don’t worry; with a temperature of 150 degrees and an environment of organic solvents, this material will melt very quickly.

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