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Dust removal from sulfuric acid waste heat boiler

2019-11-09View Original

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Our company’s two sulfuric acid waste heat boilers are natural circulation boilers that have suffered from severe ash accumulation over time. Two sets of Shijiazhuang Thor air shock wave dust removal devices are now to be installed, at a cost of 400,000 yuan. Has that one been used? How was the result? Please go ahead and explain. Thank you!
Reply #22019-11-09
Shock wave soot blowers are actually quite common as a standard feature in boilers, and their effectiveness is quite noticeable. However, it is recommended that you understand the differences between it and other soot blowers. Also, if you simply discharge this ash, the environmental protection authorities are likely to hold you accountable.
Reply #32019-11-10
Coking inhibitors can be used in combination
Reply #42019-11-21
The ash removal effect is fairly good, but the downside is that it causes severe damage to the furnace tubes near the blasting site, resulting in tube rupture

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