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    KURITA - Boiler Preservation Methods (Part1) PDF

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    The document discusses different methods for preserving boilers during standstill periods, including wet preservation which involves filling the boiler with treated water and maintaining circulation, or dry preservation for longer shutdowns which does not require water in the boiler. Both wet and dry preservation aim to limit corrosion damage during standstill periods by controlling contaminants either in the boiler water or the atmosphere.

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    The document discusses different methods for preserving boilers during standstill periods, including wet preservation which involves filling the boiler with treated water and maintaining circulation, or dry preservation for longer shutdowns which does not require water in the boiler. Both wet and dry preservation aim to limit corrosion damage during standstill periods by controlling contaminants either in the boiler water or the atmosphere.

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    The document discusses different methods for preserving boilers during standstill periods, including wet preservation which involves filling the boiler with treated water and maintaining circulation, or dry preservation for longer shutdowns which does not require water in the boiler. Both wet and dry preservation aim to limit corrosion damage during standstill periods by controlling contaminants either in the boiler water or the atmosphere.

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    KURITA - Boiler Preservation Methods (Part1) PDF

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    The document discusses different methods for preserving boilers during standstill periods, including wet preservation which involves filling the boiler with treated water and maintaining circulation, or dry preservation for longer shutdowns which does not require water in the boiler. Both wet and dry preservation aim to limit corrosion damage during standstill periods by controlling contaminants either in the boiler water or the atmosphere.

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    Boiler Preservation Methods

    Agenda

    1 Introduction

    2 Boiler Preservation Methods

    3 Preservation with Cetamine® Technology

    4 Conclusion

    2
    Introduction
    • Steam is generated and used in
    almost all market sectors

    • Large variety of types, diameters and


    pressure ranges of steam generators
    and boiler systems

    • Requirement for suitable treatment


    concepts during normal operation

    • Specific procedures for planned or


    unplanned stand-still and shut-down
    periods

    • Preservation methods

    3
    Stand-still and Shut-down Periods

    Regular short term Mid term stand-still Long term system-shut


    stand-still periods over periods over several downs over several
    night and over the weeks months or years
    weekend

    4
    Boiler Preservation Methods

    Basically 2 main types


    of boiler preservation methods

    Wet Preservation Dry Preservation


    • If boilers are required in stand by • Long term shutdown periods
    conditions • System maintenance
    • Sudden and quick demand of • Routine plant inspections
    steam

    Limit corrosion damage by either boiler


    or atmosheric contaminants

    5
    Wet Preservation

    • Generally products used for wet lay-up should be consistent with operating
    chemical regime
    • Classified in two categories: non volatile (inorganic) and volatile

    Non Volatile (inorganic) Volatile


    • Softened make-up water • Demineralized make-up water
    • Low to medium pressure • Medium to high pressure
    • Simple systems • Complex systems
    • No superheaters • Superheaters (non drainable)
    Wet Preservation

    • Oxygen scavengers and alkalizing • Boiler is filled completely and


    agents are applied circulation should be realized (if
    possible)
    • Maintain pH value > 10 for all-
    ferrous systems • For plants with superheater and
    • pH value is limited to 9.3 for reheater only demin water quality
    systems containing copper alloys and volatile products must be
    applied
    • Maintain increased concentration
    of oxygen scavenger • To prevent air inleakage a
    • As a rule of thumb between 100 pressurized nitrogen blanket
    and 200 ppm should be maintained

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