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How to Clean Chemical Pipelines

02/03/2010 8:25 AM

I am looking for some info on chemical cleaning of pipelines. The pipework in our facility has too many bends for pigging. Can anyone assist or direct me to a site where I can get some procedures for chemical cleaning?
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Re: How to Clean Chemical Pipelines

02/03/2010 9:29 AM

First you will need to determine what it is that you have blocking your pipe.

Then the appropriate chemicals can be chosen.
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Re: How to Clean Chemical Pipelines

02/04/2010 1:15 PM

hi,

you can use hydrojetting for cleaning.
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