Summary
Residues from the combustion of coal fuels cause considerable problems during the operation of boiler plants. The efficiency of steam generators is adversely affected by sometimes tenacious slag and ash deposits on the heating surfaces and the boiler operating time is reduced.
In particular the combustion of varying coal grades with a wide fuel range, besides specific requirements for stable firing operation, raises above all also the question of how to control slagging at the different steam generator heating surfaces.
At the evaporator heating surfaces of the combustion chambers particularly tenacious slagging can occur which cannot always be removed by steam and air as blowing agent. That is why already about 40 years ago water was introduced in German power plants as an alternative cleaning agent.
Conclusion
The owner/operator is very satisfied with the functioning and cleaning effect of both WLB 30. The recorded test results and over 150 installations to date demonstrate the high WLB 30 potential of application. Besides the better and also more careful cleaning effect, the increased economic efficiency over that of the former technology is also decisive for the success of the WLB 30 blower.
Installation of the WLB 30 blower in the new utility power plants in Saxony and Brandenburg, such as "Schwarze Pumpe“ and "Boxberg 3“ constitutes a very special success. Moreover, precisely the WLB 30 can be used for difficult fouling conditions and at hardly accessible points. With the WLB 30 blower you can clean, for example, areas such as hoppers, central walls, etc. which so far were not sufficiently reached.
The WLB 30 blower is marketed by Bergemann worldwide and it was already presented at several fairs, among others in Asia. |
