Neutralizer after descaling

In order to remove deposits from the surfaces of various metal equipment, scale removal solutions are used. One of the criteria for selecting the appropriate scale removal solution is the analysis of the sediment sample formed in the system. Commonly used scale removal solutions are based on mineral acids, organic acids, organic solvents (hydrocarbons) and various alkalis, which are selected according to the sediment analysis. So that the selected scale removal solution has the ability to dissolve a large part of the sediment formed in the equipment. After completing the chemical washing operation, neutralization of the scale removal system is necessary to neutralize the effects of the scale removal solution remaining in the system. This is to prevent corrosion or contamination of the operating fluid in the system after chemical washing. Neutralization should be carried out immediately after the cleaning and acid washing operations are completed.

Selecting a neutralizing solution after scale removal

Neutralizing solutions are selected according to the type of scale removal solution used. The mechanism of action of neutralizers is done by direct reaction with sediment-carrying compounds and as a result, neutralization and deactivation of them. After the neutralization operation, the system needs to be completely rinsed with fresh water so that the neutralized compounds and the released sediments in the system are completely drained.

Neutralizing solutions produced by Abrizan Company

Neutralizing solutions produced by Abrizan Company have high reactivity with scale-carrying compounds. These solutions are produced with different bases and are able to neutralize scale-carrying compounds in the shortest possible time. Neutralizing solutions usually differ according to the type of scale-carrying solution used, which are introduced below in the classification of neutralizing solutions produced by Abrizan Company.