The problem of acidic sludge in turbines
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:12. To those who use turbines, have you encountered the issue of turbines being covered in acidic sludge? If so, I would appreciate it if you could tell me what the cause might be. # + + . hcbbs
The situation with acidic mud is not good, which indicates that the chlorination process has led to poor absorption, resulting in a high water content in the chlorine. It is recommended to take measures immediately to reduce the water content in the chlorine； At the same time, check for corrosion on the turbine impeller to prevent damage to the turbine
Excessive entrainment of chlorine acid mist results in poor foam trapping performance by the acid trap; it is recommended to modify the acid trap. Acidic sludge entering the turbine can cause blockages in the unit’s flow channels, leading to a significant decrease in exhaust volume ； Corrosion of machine components such as impellers ； Blockages in the pipes and equipment of the system after chlorine is liquefied increase energy losses.
Dude, think about it – it’s just acidic sludge. Our factory still manages to discharge 96% sulfuric acid from the primary cooler, but the management just doesn’t pay any attention to it. There’s nothing I can do since I’m not the manager.
This kind of situation can also occur. The acid mist collectors you use are essential – you can’t do without them. Our turbines and pipelines remain as bright as new even after being disassembled every 2 or 3 years
I’d like to ask the guy on floor 5 for some of his experience.
It is recommended to use Monsanto’s mist eliminators, as they are quite effective; however, they are very expensive, and the price is in dollars. Local production could also be considered; there are two companies in Suzhou that offer good quality products.
It seems that the acid mist collector isn’t very effective
The amount of chlorine acid mist entrained is too high, and the acid mist collector is not effective; it is recommended to replace the Memonox filter element. When acidic sludge enters the turbine, it can cause blockages in the unit’s flow channels, leading to a significant decrease in the amount of air drawn in ； Problems such as corrosion of impellers ； Blockages in the pipes and equipment of the system after chlorine is liquefied increase energy losses.
Acid sludge is essentially a sulfate compound; the problem arises from the inadequate performance of mist and acid mist eliminators. Our company used domestic filters in the past, and it was necessary to clean the turbines every six months, which was quite troublesome； We’re now using Monsanto’s defogger; there are no impurities at all, and it’s as shiny as new. Really, don’t hesitate to spend money on this!
We also use Monsanto’s product, and it works well.