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The slurry in the sedimentation tank for the pretreatment of PVC wastewater adheres heavily to the tank walls; how to deal with this?

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Reply #22016-11-21
This post was last edited by Luo Xiaoyang on 2016-11-21 22:06: Polishing!
Reply #32016-11-21
Is there severe sludge accumulation on the walls of the sedimentation tank used for the pre-treatment of PVC wastewater? Is the sedimentation tank made of concrete or metal? Someone above suggested polishing – is that appropriate? Please reply to the person below!!
Reply #42016-11-22
Several stainless steel storage tanks in chemical plants were not polished at the time of purchase; after several years of use, significant buildup of material occurred on their surfaces. Polishing these tanks yielded a noticeable improvement in performance :) For more details, please contact 15852834972 or QQ157809915
Reply #52016-11-24
Settling tanks are generally made of concrete; to date I haven’t seen any made of metal. The stainless steel tanks mentioned upstairs are probably used as wastewater tanks!
Reply #62017-07-26
Regular cleaning involves closing the inlet valve of the sedimentation tank and pumping out all the sludge inside it for cleaning; however, this is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and the results may not be satisfactory.

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