The medium used for catalytic soot blowing in the residual boiler shock wave is
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The medium used for catalytic shock wave soot blowing in the residual boiler is the catalytic dry gas that we used in the past; now a new system has been installed that requires acetylene. What medium do you use, and what are the results of its use?
Steam, dry gas, and air have all been used~ but the dry gas we use is unsulfurized, which causes considerable corrosion to the pipelines.
We use acetylene; the advantages of using acetylene compared to dry gas are as follows: 1. Fixed components, fixed ratio, high soot-blowing efficiency, and easy to operate ； 2. There is no issue with hydrogen sulfide corrosion ； Overall, the performance is quite good; there are occasional instances when it doesn’t blow loudly, but this issue is resolved after the manufacturer makes adjustments.
Using acetylene for shock wave soot blowing is definitely effective
Pure acetylene is easier to work with; the composition of gas varies greatly, making it difficult to adjust it to a suitable explosive range.