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INDUSTRIAL
SOOT CLEANING
 infrasound
soot cleaning :
Has already been described on this website. For further questions,
please contact us at : : contact@infrason.com
 Steam
soot cleaners :
Steam jets clean the tubes. This is a "dynamic type" cleaning,
where the surfaces to be cleaned must be reached by the action of the
jet. It consumes steam , and sometimes this steam is not used efficiently
.
The steam jet cleaners are of course inside the boiler, permanently or
during the cleaning. Due to the high temperatures involved, maintenance
is often expensive.
 Compressed
air soot cleaners :
This device is based on the same principle but steam is replaced
by compressed air. The price of the compressed air should be taken into
account , and is often quite expensive.
The advantages and disadvantages are about the same the "steam jet " system.
Another compressed air soot cleaning device is based on compressed air
in a tank which then blows strongly when opening the fast release valve
. It is a strong dynamic blowing device, which should not be used too
often as tubes or surfaces have to stand strong abrasion involved by very
high velocity of the blow.
 Blasting
:
This is another dynamic device , but the fluid such as steam
or compressed air has been replaced by solid : small steel balls falling
from the top of the boiler, bouncing from one tube to the next one. When
arriving at the bottom they are separated from the soot, to be used again
and again.
However, the tubes must be able to resist the abrasion, and also, their
undersides are not cleaned.
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