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Practical Results of Steam-Water-Oxygen Cleaning and Passivation of Natural-Circulation Boilers

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Data on steam-water-oxygen treatment (SWOT) of boilers at the Smolensk, Dankovsk, and Efremovsk cogeneration plants are presented. The treatment partially cleaned the internal heating surfaces from deposits and formed a corrosion-resistant protective film hampering corrosion processes both during operation and in idle time.

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  1. All-Russian Thermal Engineering Institute (VTI), Moscow, Russia

    N. N. Man'kina, L. S. Zhuravlev, N. N. Kirilina, O. V. Semenova & I. Sh. Zagretdinov

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  1. N. N. Man'kina
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Man'kina, N.N., Zhuravlev, L.S., Kirilina, N.N. et al. Practical Results of Steam-Water-Oxygen Cleaning and Passivation of Natural-Circulation Boilers. Power Technology and Engineering 36, 344–347 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023230724744

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