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marks on stainless steel tanks

11/23/2008 4:36 AM

we have two stainless steel tank in our dairy plant.We are suffuring from black marks on the surface of both tanks .

Kindly recommend us a way to get rid from such marks.

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Re: marks on stainless steel tanks

11/23/2008 5:23 AM

Only add clean water to the milk.

Anny idea what is causing the marks?

My first remark is from a standard joke:

Health inspector to worker : I hear you are adding dirty water to the milk.

Reply : No sir only clean water.

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Re: marks on stainless steel tanks

11/23/2008 2:11 PM

heres how to help us help you- describe the problem!'

are the black mark on inside surface or outside surface of tank?

horizontal and continuous around the tank, or vertical and randomly dispersed?

wide like a scuff or narrower than a ball point pen mark?

seem to be associated with fluid level, or an area on the bottom?

what type off stainless? what process is performed in it?what is your cleaning procedure, including cleaner name?

problem solving is only difficult.

remote viewing and mind reading nearly impossible.

love to help, give us something to work with.

milo

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Re: marks on stainless steel tanks

11/24/2008 10:51 AM

Is it related to any welded area? Or near any structural element? Or near any different material connection?

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