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It is shown that scale formation plays a deciding role among the factors that cause the wall temperature and axial thermal stresses to rise to limiting values at which waterwall tubes lose their strength. Conditions under which hydraulic nonuniformity of waterwall tube panels, a phenomenon stimulating the growth of scale in misadjusted tubes, occurs are considered. Ways for achieving better operational reliability of waterwall tubes are discussed.
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Kamenetskii, B.Y. Reliability of furnace waterwalls of hot-water boilers. Therm. Eng. 55, 780–784 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040601508090097
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