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Is sandblasting required for the compressed air pipelines of the power plant ash transport system before installation?

2016-07-21View Original

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Our plant’s power station’s ash conveying system requires a new compressed air pipeline, which should be connected to the air supply tank used for bag dust removal; the diameter of this pipeline is 100 mm. Do the newly installed pipelines need to be sandblasted? Thank you all! !
Reply #22016-07-21
After sandblasting, painting is needed. . . Sandblasting is used to remove rust and improve paint adhesion. . . It’s better to spray it, right?~
Reply #32016-07-21
It depends on the design requirements; rust removal and anti-corrosion treatment are necessary for the outside of the pipe, while cleaning it out from the inside is sufficient.
Reply #42016-07-23
The anti-corrosion performance will definitely be better after sandblasting. But it increases costs. Look at the design life, or decide based on requirements
Reply #52016-07-24
As per the design, sandblasting or shot blasting is standard; manual mechanical rust removal is only used in specific areas

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