Handbook of Practical Cleaning Techniques

Author: Liang Zhizhi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts and thirty-three chapters. It primarily introduces various fundamental concepts related to cleaning; the properties, structures, and applications of chemical agents such as solvents, surfactants, acids, alkalis, oxidizers, chelating agents, biocides, and enzyme preparations used in chemical cleaning; the principles, effects, and application characteristics of physical cleaning methods such as thermal energy, fluid dynamics, high-pressure water jetting, mechanical abrasion, ultrasonics, plasma, laser, and pipeline cleaning; civilian cleaning technologies, including the washing and dry-cleaning of clothing, the cleaning of skin and hair, the cleaning of household items, the cleaning of building exterior walls, and other cleaning tasks in daily living environments, as well as the properties and characteristics of detergents used; the establishment and management of cleaning systems, including common industrial cleaning systems and equipment, analysis and monitoring during the cleaning process, and environmental protection issues such as wastewater treatment; industrial cleaning technologies, including cleaning techniques involved in multiple industrial sectors such as metal processing, machinery, petrochemicals, power, textiles, papermaking, transportation, and agricultural product processing, with detailed coverage of central air conditioning cleaning technology. The book strives to be systematic, comprehensive, and practical, making it suitable for researchers, engineering technicians, teaching staff, and production technicians engaged in the study and application of cleaning agents and cleaning technologies.