How to use a glass lined reactor correctly?

To use a glass lined reactor correctly, the following points should be followed:

Strictly prevent metal hard objects: Be careful when adding materials to avoid metal hard objects falling into the kettle to prevent damage to the enamel layer.

Temperature control: Avoid heating materials in cold tanks or adding cold materials to hot tanks to prevent sudden temperature changes from affecting service life. Heating and cooling should be carried out slowly, usually by first introducing low-pressure steam for preheating.

Medium use: Try to avoid alternating use in acidic and alkaline liquid media to prevent the enamel surface from losing its luster and corroding. At the same time, it is necessary to strictly prevent the entry of acid into the jacket to prevent the hydrogen effect from causing the enamel layer to fall off.

Discharge and cleaning: In case of blockage during discharge, non-metallic tools should be used to gently poke open. When cleaning the inside of the tank, metal tools should not be used to avoid damaging the enamel lining.

Regular inspection: Equipment operators and maintenance workers should regularly inspect the equipment, judge whether the equipment is running normally through observation, touch, listening and other means, and promptly deal with any hidden dangers.