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Calcium carbonate scaling in a plate heat exchanger in the presence of particles

✍ Scribed by N Andritsos; A.J Karabelas


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Weight
935 KB
Volume
46
Category
Article
ISSN
0017-9310

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✦ Synopsis


Scale formation of CaCO 3 in a plate heat exchanger is investigated in the presence of various types of added particles under isothermal conditions. The parameters examined include the degree of supersaturation, the type of particles, the flow velocity, the particle concentration and the direction of flow inside the heat exchanger. The key result of this work is the strong synergistic effect of fine aragonite particles on the deposition rate and the morphology of the deposits. On the contrary, the presence of fine titanium oxide and of relatively large calcite particles does not seem to affect the main scaling characteristics of CaCO 3 .


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