This paper presents one manufacturer's approach to a laboratory testing criterion for protective linings that are intended for a wet scrubber environment. The objective is to establish realistic methods for predicting in-service performance and/or for identifying the failure mode. The methods utilized are an outgrowth of the concepts used for qualifying coatings for nuclear power facilities.

Subject
Test methods, Steel surfaces, Materials, Abrasion, Materials performance, Flue gas desulfurization, Scrubbers, Effluent, Acidity, Mechanical failure, Coal, Chlorides, Lining
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1979
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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