Method for cleaning heat exchangers

Heat exchange – Regenerator – Checker brick structure

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165 95, 165143, 208 48R, F28G 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A method of operating a heat exchange system of the type adapted to receive a hot fluid and a cool fluid therethrough accomplishes cleaning of the system by terminating cool fluid flow to a portion of the system. Both fluids are passed through the entire system for a period of time. Flow of the cool fluid is then terminated to a portion of the system while continuous flow of the hot fluid is maintained through the entire system. Thus, the operating temperature of the entire system is increased so as to melt wax and other deposits on surfaces in the system.

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