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For soft scale deposits on the inside of the tubes of a seawater-cooled shell-and-tube heat exchanger, what is typically the preferred method of cleaning?

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For soft scale deposits on the inside of the tubes of a seawater-cooled shell-and-tube heat exchanger, what is typically the preferred method of cleaning?

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• Difference between soft scale and hard, adherent scale in heat exchanger tubes • Effects of abrasive mechanical tools vs. gentle methods on thin-walled tubes • Typical shipboard maintenance practices for seawater-cooled shell-and-tube heat exchangers

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• Ask yourself: For soft deposits that are not firmly bonded, what is the simplest, least aggressive way to restore flow and heat transfer? • Which method minimizes the risk of damaging or thinning the tube walls while still being practical for routine maintenance? • Which option sounds more appropriate for heavy, hard scale versus light, soft fouling?

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• Identify which options use aggressive cutting/reaming or high-impact action that could harm tube material. • Look for the choice that combines mechanical but gentle action and/or flushing rather than strong chemicals or cutting edges. • Consider normal preventive/routine cleaning versus methods usually reserved for severe, hard scale fouling.

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For soft scale deposits on the inside of the tubes of a seawater-cooled shell-and-tube heat exchanger, what is typically the preferred method of cleaning?

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For soft scale deposits on the inside of the tubes of a seawater-cooled shell-and-tube heat exchanger, what is typically the preferred method of cleaning?

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