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Coking corrosion prevention

2016-09-22View Original

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I would like to ask about the best methods for rust removal on pre-coolers, benzene washing towers, electrostatic tar collectors, and coal gas pipelines. Which method is the most suitable?
Reply #22016-09-22
This post was last edited by Anhui Dabang Anti-corrosion on 2016-9-22 at 14:14. Surface rust removal is achieved through sandblasting, using a portable sandblaster with a function for recycling sand. Then apply anti-corrosion and rust-proof paint. (The choice of paint depends on your requirements for corrosion resistance), but vinyl ester resins are commonly used in the coal chemical industry.
Reply #32016-09-22
There are media (gas, benzene, tar) inside the equipment pipes – can sandblasting be carried out? From a safety perspective, could sparks be generated, thereby creating safety hazards?
Reply #42016-09-23
For safety reasons, it is best to stop using the equipment before proceeding with the work. This sand is not a metal; it is a mineral and does not generate high temperatures. There’s no need to worry.

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