How to deal with water accumulation on the roof of a heating furnace?
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This post was last edited by Wang Wei2 on 2019-7-8 at 14:28. The image below shows the top of a heating furnace in a chemical plant; water tends to accumulate there when it rains, which leads to rapid corrosion of the furnace’s roof panel. How can this problematic design be addressed?
Set up a rain shelter, or create a reverse flow channel
Whether a canopy is used or not, grooves should be taken into consideration during the design.
Sometimes, a careless oversight during the design process can lead to significant corrosion damage to the equipment during its use. Therefore, attention should be paid to details in future equipment management and design.
At present, the best solution is to use a coating; the attached image shows the top coating used in a power plant’s dust removal system, which remains in excellent condition even after ten years of use.
Bolt corrosion protection: Sheet material protection for large areas
This equipment manufacturing factory isn’t good; it’s better to do it on a small, individual scale
I can’t see any difference from regular paints.