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How to remove carbon deposition in the tube bundle of the waste heat boiler in Claus furnaces

2016-07-11View Original

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The waste heat boiler tube bank in the Klaus furnace has accumulated carbon deposits, resulting in high resistance. How can these deposits be removed? Please advise!
Reply #22016-07-11
If carbon buildup does occur, there’s no good solution other than shutting down operations. Is the temperature behind the furnace high?
Reply #32016-07-11
Stop, wash with high-pressure water; forget about it – that’s all there is to do
Reply #42016-07-11
Carbon deposition is caused by the presence of hydrocarbons in the feed gas, but it is generally kept at very low levels; we control it here
Reply #52016-07-12
240 degrees behind the furnace – can introducing some steam help reduce carbon?
Reply #62016-07-12
The temperature behind the furnace isn’t high, so the heat exchange efficiency is excellent.

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