Hi Whitepaper Week's Choice! Hi Cold Chain: Best Practices & Innovations.

Hi Whitepaper Week's Choice! Hi Cold Chain: Best Practices & Innovations.

With technological and operational advancements, supply chain professionals are more equipped to efficiently manage their operations.

Evolving the Cold Chain: Best Practices and Innovations explores these developments, details the recent evolution of the REFRIGERATED supply chain, and discusses how supply chain professionals benefit by implementing these practices.

Across warehousing, transportation, container technology, and other areas, learn how to progress your operation to better address the sensitivities and complexities of handling and transporting temperature-sensitive freight.

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Hi #1 Descaling Vessels For Effective Heat Transfer!!!.

Hi #1 Descaling Vessels For Effective Heat Transfer!!!.

It’s been a few years since we addressed this topic head-on, which is why we feel it’s necessary to revisit the importance of descaling in ships.

Ships contain a number of heat exchangers, serving many of the same purposes as HVAC system, refrigeration systems and fresh water systems, to name a few.

When water scale develops on a heat transfer surface, heat transfer is greatly affected, reducing equipment efficiency and increasing energy consumption, which increases operating costs.

All too often, the scale buildup is ignored in favor of reducing operational downtime and saving money, resulting in efforts to fix the problem at the last minute or only when mechanical failure occurs.

In 2011, when we last talked about the importance of descaling in ship maintenance, we explained that heat exchanger cleaning is accomplished either mechanically or through the use of chemicals. 

The downside to mechanical cleaning is that the equipment must be dismantled and it requires a good amount of downtime, but with chemical descalers you can clean the equipment in place, reducing the workload and downtime. 

Your operation will save valuable maintenance dollars.

An effective descaling chemical product should offer the following:

• Low corrosion rates. It should remove scale, but have low corrosion rates and not harm the system’s seals or gaskets.

• Easily rinses out. It should only require a quick flush with water to get the product out, and it should leave no residue.

• Cleans more than just scale. A descaler should also remove sediment, oil and the other materials that are often mixed in with scale.

• Simple to use and quick acting. Ship operators need to minimize downtown, requiring an effective descaler to be a quick acting product that cleans scale fast.