Technical Specifications for Chimney Corrosion Resistance after Liquid Fluorine Rubber Coating and Desulfurization (English Version)
Technical Specifications for Corrosion Resistance of Fluororubber Coated Chimneys after Desulfurization are updated mainly to meet the anti-corrosion requirements of chimneys in wet flue gas desulfurization systems in thermal power plants. With the improvement of environmental protection requirements, the flue gas desulfurization (FGD) system is widely used, resulting in increasingly prominent chimney corrosion problems. This standard replaces the old standard of 2015, focusing on the optimization of material properties, construction technology and quality control.
Old standard (GB/T 31819—2015) | New standard (GB/T 3181-huan-2023) | Main changes |
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The definition of terms is relatively brief and does not cover new materials. | New and detailed definitions of key terms such as base repair materials and liquid fluororubber surface layer are added. | Added adaptability clauses for new materials and clarified technical indicators. |
The strength requirements of the base layer do not distinguish between different materials. | Detailed processing specifications are formulated for brick or concrete and steel structures. | Refine the pre-construction pretreatment process to improve construction quality. |
Case study: A thermal power plant used a modified liquid fluororubber sheet lining system in the desulfurization chimney anti-corrosion project. Detailed base treatment was carried out before construction, including sandblasting and rust removal of steel structures to meet Sa2 grade standards, and surface treatment with corundum to meet roughness requirements. By implementing the temperature rise maintenance requirements in this specification, the flue gas temperature was controlled to be no higher than 80℃ during the first operation, ensuring the stability and durability of the lining.
Recommendations during construction:
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