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In gas-fired power generation, particles in the flue gas adhere to the blades; are there any dispersants that can help alleviate this issue?

2016-12-27View Original

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In blast furnace gas power generation, the gas is used to drive the blades, which in turn generate electricity. However, particles present in the gas often adhere to these blades, preventing the fan from operating smoothly. Is there any type of dispersant that can prevent or reduce particle adhesion?
Reply #22016-12-30
The attachment of solid particles to the blades cannot be effectively removed using so-called dispersants. This condition is generally removed during maintenance, or the attached particles are dislodged using ultrasonic vibration. You can ask some professional dust removal companies.

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