PDFEnergy & CombustionSlagging: The surface determines the interval
Clean every four weeks — or twice per season?
In a biomass boiler, ash deposits are rarely the real problem — the problem is how quickly they come back. Five levers from biomass CHP projects.

In a biomass boiler, ash deposits are rarely the real problem — the problem is how quickly they come back. In many plants, slagging is accepted as unavoidable. Yet the surface of the refractory lining plays a major part in determining how firmly slag and alkali deposits take hold — and therefore in determining the cleaning intervals.
The result: longer cleaning intervals, plannable shutdowns, higher plant availability.
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