What does this application cover?
The equipment discussion concerns removing deposits from glass-tube circuits used in algae cultivation, including tubular photobioreactor arrangements. Share the actual layout and cleaning objective so the proposed setup matches the circuit and its operating constraints.
What should I provide about the glass tubes?
| Requirement | Useful information |
|---|---|
| Geometry | Internal diameter, total length, bends, branches and connection points. |
| Construction | Glass specification, joints, seals, supports and condition. |
| Deposits | Photographs, fouling description and present cleaning procedure. |
| Process limits | Permitted pressure, temperature change and liquid composition. |
| Acceptance | Required cleanliness, inspection method and restart procedure. |
How is the machine selected?
Start with the shared GTM generator range. Size useful slurry volume, production time and storage around the proposed cleaning cycle, then define pumping and controls for the tube circuit.
How should the first trial be conducted?
Agree a representative test section with the equipment and process teams. Record liquid composition, slurry condition, flow, pressure, temperature and the inspection result. Check tubes, seals and connections before and after the trial.
Is scratch-free or complete cleaning guaranteed?
A result must be established for the actual tube material, condition and deposits. The trial determines an appropriate procedure and acceptance standard. Cleaning effectiveness, tube integrity and process compatibility are assessed together.
Can GTMICE supply a custom package?
Yes. Discuss a generator or custom cleaning equipment package, including the agreed storage, pumping and control scope. Send the layout and requirements to Roy.