Polymer corrosion-resistant coatings exhibit good performance in humid flue gases
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The flue gas from the gas heating furnace is discharged into the atmosphere through the flue after desulfurization. Among them, wet flue gas causes severe corrosion and damage to the lining in the flue. The grout in the existing vitrified tile joints has faded, and the surface of the tiles has faded as well. The repaired 400-micron vinyl glass flake coating loses its effectiveness after 1 year. Using high-performance corrosion-resistant coatings on flues provides good anti-corrosion effects. Figure 1 shows the inner wall of the flue. Figure 2 shows the pulverization of the flue, with the coating losing its effectiveness. Figure 3 shows the failure of the vinyl glass flake coating. Figure 4: Spraying of polymer corrosion-resistant coating. Figure 5 shows the application of high-polymer corrosion-resistant putty. Finally, apply the topcoat. Conservatively, it can be used for 4 to 5 years.
Polymer corrosion-resistant coatings provide excellent anti-corrosion protection for flues; they are more durable than traditional vinyl glass flake coatings and can last around 4 to 5 years. .