What is the purpose of injecting cleaners while the unit is running?

Injecting cleaners while the unit is running primarily serves to achieve better cleaning effectiveness. When the equipment operates, the heat and movement help to more effectively distribute the cleaning agents throughout the system, ensuring that they can reach and break down deposits or contaminants that have built up over time. This method allows for a more thorough cleaning process compared to cleaning while the unit is at rest, as the dynamics of operation help enhance the interaction between the cleaner and the residues requiring removal.

Additionally, while minimizing downtime is also a significant advantage of this approach, that is not the primary purpose related to cleaning effectiveness. The same applies to preventing carbon buildup; while it is a beneficial outcome of effective cleaning, the main focus of injecting cleaners in operation is indeed to maximize the cleaning process itself. Reducing operational costs is a separate financial consideration that, although relevant, does not directly relate to the primary purpose of the cleaner injection during operation.