High Temperature Corrosion Behaviors of the Superheater
6 Montgomery M and Larsen OH. Field test corrosion experiments in Denmark with biomass fuels. Part 2 Co-firing of straw and coal. Materials and Corrosion 2002 53 185. 7 Liu C Little J Henderson PJ and Ljung P. Corrosion of TP347H FG stainless steel in a biomass fired PF utility boiler. Journal of Materials Science 2001 36 1015.
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Corrosion in biomass combustion A materials selection
Nov 01 2013 · Hansen et al. assessed the influence of deposit formation on the corrosion of a straw-fired boiler consisting of stainless steel tubes. Straw is a chlorine-rich fuel which has been found to cause severe corrosion problems in boilers used for biomass firing .
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Alloy Corrosion Considerations in Low-Cost Clean Biomass
An 8 percent aluminum alloy which exhibited good room-temperature ductility had superior strength at 815C and oxidation resistance equivalent to type 321 stainless steel. High aluminum (12 to 15 percent) alloys showed outstanding oxidation resistance as high as 1 370C but need more study to improve thermomechanical processing and strength.
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High Temperature Corrosion of Stainless Steels
The high corrosion rate of superheaters in waste- and biomass- fired plants is often linked to the presence of alkali chlorides. One way to mitigate the corrosion is to replace the superheater material with more corrosion- resistant materials. Another way is to change the corrosive environment by
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Degradation of Components After Exposure in a Biomass
Local Ni enrichment due to high-temperature oxidation and corrosion of stainless steels has been observed in bio-oil vacuum oil coprocessing simulated biomass firing environments and superheater tubes from biomass boilers. 12 22-24 Recently selective oxidation and alloy grain boundary Cr depletion and local nanoporosity have also emerged
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Recent Development of Corrosion Factors and Coating
Due to global warming biomass fuels are gradually being used to replace fossil fuels. However high-temperature biomass corrosion is a crucial issue affecting its future application. In this article different factors affecting boiler performance are summarized from various studies to guide the optimization of boiler parameters in practical applications such as corrosive components and
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OBJECTIVES Effects of Co-Firing Biomass with Coal
biomass in existing coal fired boilers is also seen as a useful way to kick start the energy Corroded TP316 austenitic stainless steel • The highest furnace wall fireside corrosion rates when co-firing biomass continue to be caused by the synergistic effect of fuel chlorine and heat flux under reducing conditions the same
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Stainless steel Biomass High temperature corrosion Chlorination Sulphidation. 1. Introduction . (superheaters) in biomass-fired boilers especially those utilizing straw 4 5 . 1 . superheaters in boilers firing biomass. Full-scale corrosion tests have been carried out in power plants in order to ascertain corrosion rates
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03356 CORROSION AND MATERIALS PERFORMANCE IN BIOMASS FIRED
This paper will describe the results from in situ investigations undertaken in Denmark on high temperature corrosion in biomass fired plants. Results from 100 straw-firing woodchip and co-firing of straw with coal will be reported. The corrosion mechanisms observed are summarized and the corrosion rates for 18-8 type stainless steels are
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High Temperature Corrosion of Stainless Steels
The high corrosion rate of superheaters in waste- and biomass- fired plants is often linked to the presence of alkali chlorides. One way to mitigate the corrosion is to replace the superheater material with more corrosion- resistant materials. Another way is to change the corrosive environment by introducing fuel additives.
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CORROSION 2009 March 22–26 2009 Atlanta Georgia All Days. Previous Paper Next Paper Article Navigation High Temperature Corrosion Under Simulated Biomass Deposit Conditions Rachel Pettersson Rachel Pettersson Outokumpu Stainless AB. Search for other works by this author on This Site. Google Scholar. Jesper
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stainless steel specimen that were coated with biomass ash 50/50 mixture of coal/biomass and uncoated stainless steel specimen that have been in the corrosion furnace at temperature of 800oC±5oC over a period of 14 days. Fig 3.5 shows the stainless steel coated with biomass which showed the highest rate of corrosion at 20.83nm/day.
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Cause of Boiler Tube FailuresChicago Tube Iron
CAUSES OF TUBING FAILURES. Fuel ash corrosion. Fuel ash corrosion is a high-temperature phenomenon in coal and oil-fired boilers. In oil-fired boilers sodium sulfate combines with vanadium pentoxide to form a very corrosive coating of molten "slag"
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Potential high temperature corrosion problems due to co
Oct 10 2008 · However the most significant corrosion attack was sulphidation attack at the grain boundaries of 18‐8 steel after 3 years exposure. The corrosion mechanisms and corrosion rates are compared with biomass firing and coal firing. Potential corrosion problems due to co‐firing biomass and fossil fuels are discussed.
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Corrosion in the Flue Gas Cleaning System of a Biomass
Corresponding author mmon mek.dtu.dk Corrosion in the flue gas cleaning system of a biomass fired power plant M. Montgomery1 R.E. Olesen2 and P. Gensmann3 1DTU Mekanik Produktionstorvet 2800 Lyngby Denmark 2COWI A/S Parallelvej 2 2800 Lyngby Denmark 3HOFOR-Amagerværket Kraftværksvej 37 2300 København Abstract After only a few years operation of a biomass power plant corrosion
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High temperature corrosion in biomass-fired energy
corrosion in biomass-fired energy applicationsalloying effects and test environment comparisons temperature stainless steel 253MA after the salt dip exposures with a plant corrosion austenitic steel biomass gasification alumina-forming austenitic stainless steel nitride thermodynamic modelling kinetic
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of 304L and 316L stainless steel in terms of corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. They are not without limitations some of which include weldability high temperature resistance and availability. corrosion issues in superheater tubes in biomass-fired boilers material performance in supercritical carbon dioxide corrosion
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Fireside Corrosion of with Coalrl
superheater/reheater steel alloy specimens were exposed to a range of metal temperatures with differing heat fluxes and gaseous environments representative of pulverised coal combustion under low NO x conditions with biomass additions. The biomass fuels were co-fired with Daw Mill coal furnace wall corrosion specimens
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Local Ni enrichment due to high-temperature oxidation and corrosion of stainless steels has been observed in bio-oil vacuum oil coprocessing simulated biomass firing environments and superheater tubes from biomass boilers. 12 22-24 Recently selective oxidation and alloy grain boundary Cr depletion and local nanoporosity have also emerged
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High temperature corrosion in a biomass-fired power boiler
High temperature corrosion in a biomass-fired power boiler corrosion rate of the low alloy steel tubes steel 16Mo3 was linear and the oxide scale non-protective but the corrosion rate of the nickel-based alloy was probably parabolic and the oxide much more protective. The nickel alloy and stainless steels showed good corrosion
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Corrosion of stainless steel in a biomass fired PF utility
Corrosion of TP347H FG stainless steel in a biomass fired Both probes suffer extensive intergranular corrosion as well as general corrosion. The higher temperature enhances scale formation which may provide a beneficial effect with respect to hot corrosion resistance. The intergranular corrosion is linked to the presence of sulphur.
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Fireside Corrosion in Oxy Fuel Combustion of Coal/Biomass
stainless steel specimen that were coated with biomass ash 50/50 mixture of coal/biomass and uncoated stainless steel specimen that have been in the corrosion furnace at temperature of 800oC±5oC over a period of 14 days. Fig 3.5 shows the stainless steel coated with biomass which showed the highest rate of corrosion at 20.83nm/day.
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03356 CORROSION AND MATERIALS PERFORMANCE IN BIOMASS FIRED
This paper will describe the results from in situ investigations undertaken in Denmark on high temperature corrosion in biomass fired plants. Results from 100 straw-firing woodchip and co-firing of straw with coal will be reported. The corrosion mechanisms observed are summarized and the corrosion rates for 18-8 type stainless steels are
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High temperature corrosion under conditions simulating
high temperature corrosion under laboratory conditions simulating biomass firing. Samples of an austenitic stainless steel (TP 347H FG) were coated with KCl and iso- thermally exposed at 560 o C for 168 h under a flue gas corresponding to straw firing.
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High Temperature Corrosion of Superheaters in Biomass
understand and investigate the corrosion attack that occurs in this type of environment in order to find sustainable material solutions. The aim of this thesis is to increase knowledge on accelerated corrosion in biomass- and waste-fired boilers and to develop solutions that mitigate the corrosion.
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Degradation of Components After Exposure in a Biomass
Local Ni enrichment due to high-temperature oxidation and corrosion of stainless steels has been observed in bio-oil vacuum oil coprocessing simulated biomass firing environments and superheater tubes from biomass boilers. 12 22-24 Recently selective oxidation and alloy grain boundary Cr depletion and local nanoporosity have also emerged
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