Flue gas acid production, purification, power waves, equipment, materials
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For flue gas acid production and purification power waves, what new materials are being used? Traditional fiberglass has high repair costs and is difficult to dispose of; steel with lead plating? Steel-lined PO + graphite bricks? Is it feasible?
A fiberglass lining with graphite rings will do
For flue gas acid production and purification systems, steel-lined PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) or steel-lined FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic) can be considered. These materials have good corrosion resistance, relatively low maintenance costs, and are also easy to handle. Although steel lined with lead is corrosion-resistant, it is costly and heavy; the combination of steel lining with PO and graphite bricks offers good stability, but it is also more expensive and complex to use. When selecting a material, factors such as cost, durability, and maintenance must be considered comprehensively. .
May I ask what generally determines the service life of fiberglass-reinforced plastic materials?
Apart from the hassle of disposal, fiberglass has basically no disadvantages compared to steel composites.
Those working conditions are simply too harsh; we have customers who have used our products for over ten years, and of course some repairs are still necessary.
The cost isn’t higher; it’s important to choose the right supplier
If the PowerWave circulation pump is in good condition, its service life will be long.