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Large carbonate scales on vibrating screens (4 replies)
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Hello all... I found out the scales forming are that of carbonate due to the lime and hardness of the process water. A little confusion i have is how can very large scales of carbonate form on a highly agitating component? the vibrating screen agitates as it screens.. I thought the slurry/water should be washed of in the course of screening due to the agitation. how can scales precipitate to such a large extent on the metallic support beams of the vibrating/agitating screen?