Process for mitigating scale formation in tube reaction apparatus
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Dec 15, 1987
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Dec 19, 1986
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A process for reducing calcium, magnesium and aluminum salt scale build-up in continuous flow or plug flow tube reactors in which a fluid waste undergoes a chemical reaction under heat and pressure to form more environmentally desirable compounds. The process includes the injection of a precipitating reagent into the influent path of a fluid waste stream in a tube reactor to preferentially precipitate calcium, magnesium and aluminum ions which are then carried through and out of the reaction apparatus in a non-scale forming suspension.
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