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Silicon dioxide in the boiler drum

2011-06-30 View Original

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The silica content in the boiler drum is higher than 20 ug/L – is that that high? Will scarring occur if the cobalt dioxide level is high? Does scaling form on the tube walls of waste heat exchangers?
Reply #2 2011-06-30
Reply to 1# xb123: The requirements for boilers vary depending on the pressure level; there is no need to control silicon dioxide in low-pressure boilers
Reply #3 2011-06-30
Why is it not necessary to control silica in low-pressure boilers?
Reply #4 2011-06-30
Why is it not necessary to control silica in low-pressure boilers?

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