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... ( 1998 ) 6 Baker   B.A. , et al : NACE Corrosion ( 2003 ) 7 Topoda   T. , et al : EPRI Report GS-6422 , 36 - 41 ( 1988 ) Abstract Fireside corrosion is a serious concern for power generation industry since the harsh conditions lead to an accelerated corrosive attack of plant...
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... and the role of alloy composition in reducing the corrosion rate. A better understanding of the role of composition on resisting fireside corrosion may assist in the development of improved performance or lower cost coatings. 13 - 15 EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE Abstract Using oxygen, rather than air...
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...Abstract Boiler tube failures involving fireside corrosion due to low melting point eutectic formation and waterside corrosion due to acid phosphate attack and caustic gouging are discussed. Tubes were examined using scanning electron microscopy/energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy...
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...Abstract Electrochemical corrosion monitoring has been used to evaluate fireside corrosion of coal fired boilers materials under low NOX operations. The reducing environments which are prevalent under these firing conditions can lead to the deposition/formation of non-protective iron sulfide films...
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...Fireside corrosion of superheater tubes in waste incinerators has been a long-term issue for boiler fabricators and tube manufacturers considering high-efficiency waste-to-energy (WTE) plants. Ambitious performance goals have been set in various countries 1 , 2 , but the selection...
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... in separate tests. fireside corrosion carbon steel low alloy steels sulfidation boiler deposits iron sulfide INTRODUCTION Waterwall corrosion has been an occasional problem in coal-fired boilers for as long as such boilers have been used in the industry. The basic failure mechanisms and perceived root...
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... such as lead and zinc in waste are the principal factors in the fuel chemistry which cause severe corrosion attack of superheater tubes in waste incinerators. high temperature corrosion waste incinerator fused salt hot corrosion fireside corrosion superheater tube INTRODUCTION Studies showed...
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... or indirectly, of excessive metal loss by fireside corrosion. Despite fundamental differences in the corrosion mechanisms active on furnace walls (gaseous) and superheater/reheater stages (molten salt), investigations on UK coal-fired power plant in the 1970's and 1980's found the rate of corrosive attack...
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... atmosphere. Such mixtures result in the molten salt corrosion that can be more severe than attack by HCl and chlorine gases. incinerator fireside corrosion carbon steel hot corrosion reducing gas water wall tube chloride oxide INTRODUCTION The rapidly increasing amounts of municipal solid waste...
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... mechanisms. The Cl-corrosion is caused by HCl, Cl2, and molten chlorides. The S-attack is by H2S and pyrosulfates. fireside corrosion refuse incineration chlorine sulfur corrosion mechanisms INTRODUCTION There is ample evidence of unacceptably rapid fireside corrosion of boiler...
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... a range of sources including failure analyses of incinerator tubes, a logical approach to managing such problems can be developed. boilers chlorine fireside corrosion incineration molten salts municipal waste sulfur tube failure INTRODUCTION Incineration of municipal solid waste (MSW) has become...