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Rust removal of screws on boilers

2016-10-01View Original

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There is one waste heat boiler, and the level gauge, safety valve, and small vent flanges on this boiler are all corroded to varying degrees; the screws are difficult to remove. What advice do you have on how to deal with this?
Reply #22016-10-01
I don’t know what the reason is, but it should be inspected and lubricated promptly, with proper protective measures taken
Reply #32016-10-01
Use a rust remover; if that doesn’t work, cut off the affected area with gas cutting, and replace the bolts and nuts. During normal production, be sure to apply butter as a protective measure!
Reply #42016-10-01
The protection work has not been done properly. Try applying some lubricant first; if that doesn’t work, then saw it off and replace it.
Reply #52016-10-02
Prolonged high temperatures, along with an abundance of acidic gases in the surroundings, cause corrosion
Reply #62016-10-02
The normal production temperature is very high; can butter be applied?

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