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Clean the jacket

2016-09-19View Original

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The workshop uses a large number of 12,500L glass-lined reactors, with circulating water used in the jackets for cooling. Over time, the cooling efficiency decreases significantly. How can the jackets be cleaned to improve heat exchange capacity? Please suggest solutions
Reply #22016-09-19
Pickling can cause scaling, and bubbling cleaning is not effective.
Reply #32016-09-19
If it’s scaling, I think oxalic acid should work. Or a mixed acid that causes less corrosion to carbon steel plates – chemical cleaners should work as well!
Reply #42016-09-19
I also want to know how to clean the jacket
Reply #52016-09-21
What cooling medium do you use? If it’s water, what kind of water it is is very important! All cleaning must be based on the composition of the scale! If you're interested, feel free to message me privately!
Reply #62016-09-24
We specialize in the production of environmentally friendly cleaning agents; this type of jacket cleaning can be carried out. Please call 13034516699 to learn more details and to obtain a customized cleaning plan.
Reply #72016-10-01
Why not use coiled tubes for cooling? The results are good; usually, professionals are hired to carry out the cleaning

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