What to do when condensates in urine frequently block the pipelines?
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Recently, the urine pipelines in our plant have been frequently blocked by polymers, resulting in instability in the evaporation system. Could someone explain the reasons for the formation of these polymers and how to prevent their formation?
Look at the title. . . Hehe. . . It is confirmed to be no flocculent. . .
What is the difference between condensates and flocs? Please advise!
You’re so bad to even think of such things!
Check each item one by one: temperature, vacuum level, flushing water, vacuum pump, condenser, leaks, and so on
The evaporator must be flushed regularly to prevent the accumulation of biuret; this is unavoidable.