Cleaning of the turbine condenser
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For the cleaning of the tube side of a turbine condenser, I would like to know which companies have experience in cleaning condensers – did they use physical or chemical methods, and how was the process carried out? The circulating water is too dirty, with a high amount of sediment, which makes scaling easy to occur
The requirements for the management system are not high; physical cleaning with high-pressure water is sufficient
This post was last edited by fossil-zhang on 2010-8-6 at 23:16. Generally, it is necessary to first take samples of the scale and then analyze them. If there is a large amount of hard scale, then: 1. Physical cleaning, 2. Chemical cleaning, 3. Coating application (I am not a professional; whether this step is necessary still needs to be verified). . . .
The previous rubber ball cleaning online device allows for cleaning during operation, which is very convenient.
Reply to 1# gsyybb: Of course, for cleaning tasks, one should turn to Lanxing Cleaning Company. China Lanxing is the leading cleaning company in our country; it’s also the only industrial cleaning company in China. It boasts advanced technology and high reliability. Otherwise, if something gets damaged, it will be difficult to fix it. So, it’s essential to choose a cleaning company with high reliability
This post was last edited by lovestory on 2011-12-28 at 14:55; using a weak acid can achieve very good results
Before cleaning, it is necessary to examine the composition and hardness of the dirt; for mud and sediment alone, high-pressure water is sufficient. If there is a significant amount of calcium deposits, chemical cleaning is required, and after cleaning, the area must be rinsed thoroughly with high-pressure water. It is best to manage the circulating water properly to ensure its cleanliness, and add scale inhibitors
How to clean a running condenser? Do you have any practical experience?
I’ve seen a device for automatically cleaning condensers, but it must be installed in advance. This device has a relatively simple structure, and it can remove dirt from the surface of the tubes as well as induce turbulence in the cooling water. But we didn’t use it either; we didn’t dare to eat the crabs!