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Problems with 20,000-ton sulfur waste heat boilers

2016-08-21View Original

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After operation began, regular wastewater discharge inspections revealed that the wastewater from the waste heat boiler was red-colored – could this be due to corrosion? How should it be adjusted?
Reply #22016-08-21
No. Add chemicals as normal, and carry out regular sewage discharge more frequently.
Reply #32016-08-21
It is caused by rust or impurities in the pipes during the initial operation period; what you need to do is ensure proper dosing of chemicals, increase the frequency of regular blowdowns from the boiler, and maintain the quality of the boiler water and steam!

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