Corrosion of flue gas desulfurization fans – welcome fellow enthusiasts to discuss and exchange ideas
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This post was last edited by “Strive to Live Each Day Well” on March 19, 2017, at 09:50. Here are some pictures taken inside the induced draft fan of the boiler flue gas desulfurization unit. Everyone is welcome to discuss topics such as corrosive media, countermeasures, and treatment methods. Pictures after treatment will be uploaded later.
It is possible to use thermally sprayed metal wear-resistant and anti-corrosion materials, along with polymer materials for sealing the pores
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First, consider factors such as operating conditions, medium composition, degree of wear, and operating temperature
Do you not know the basic detailed operating conditions such as medium and temperature? We have handled some fan protection projects using imported ceramic coatings, and the results have been excellent! For local defects, ceramic repair materials can be used for restoration. Then ceramic coating protection is applied; if you’re interested in discussing this option, feel free to send me a private message!
Coal furnaces mainly produce sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. A fiberglass lining has now been installed to address this issue. The original intention of posting this was to examine the degree of corrosion and to facilitate discussions on anti-corrosion measures among everyone.
Coal furnaces mainly produce sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. A fiberglass lining has now been installed to address this issue. The original intention of posting this was to examine the degree of corrosion and to facilitate discussions on anti-corrosion measures among everyone.