Combined Cycle power plants are challenged by the build-up of corrosive deposits on HRSG pressure parts, decreasing plant efficiency and reliability. You can cost effectively restore HRSG performance through CO₂ ice blasting proven to effectively remove deposits and corrosion that hinder heat transfer, increase back pressure resulting in increased pressure part and turbine maintenance as well as reduced unit availability and efficiency.
Impact of Deposits on HRSG Performance:
- Increased Turbine Exhaust Gas Backpressure
- Reduced Heat Transfer in the HRSG
- Excessive Stack Gas Temperature
- Reduced Steam Production | Reduced MW Output | Increased Cost / MW
The impact on your plant will vary based on preventative maintenance process, unit design, operating mode, fuel type, source and quality, all of which will be covered in this informative webinar. CO₂ ice blasting will help you get the most out of your HRSG with a quick ROI and protecting your asset.
In this webinar, John Hutcherson of Dry Ice Blasting of Atlanta will provide an expert overview of HRSG cleaning best practices and help you put together a plan to evaluate the cost and opportunities for your plant’s specific conditions.
Webinar Topics covered will include:
- The Origin of HRSG Deposit Formation
- Dry Ice Blasting v. Other Cleaning Methods
- Abrasive Cleaning
- Ultra-High Pressure Water Blasting
- Dry Ice Blasting | How it Works
- Advanced Cleaning Methods Best for Your Application
- Pressure and Nozzle Selection
- Deep Bundle Cleaning Using Tube Manipulation
- Soda Blasting for Oil Fired / Dual Fuel Units
- Things to Look for in a HRSG Cleaning Company
- HRSG Performance Maintenance Monitoring Plan
- Case Study Presentation
Presenter: John Hutcherson | Operations Manager | Dry Ice Blasting of Atlanta
John Hutcherson has spent the last 10 years with Dry Ice Blasting of Atlanta, an industrial cleaning company where he serves as the Operations Manager. The company, which serves clients in a variety of industries, such as automobile manufacturing, food processing and power generation, provides advanced CO₂ cleaning technology that can effectively clean industrial equipment without producing secondary waste, toxic residue or surface damage. John, who attended Wesley College in Delaware, oversees various operations to make certain that the company’s clients are satisfied with their dry ice blasting services and overall customer service experience. If you’d like to learn more about John, his role at Dry Ice Blasting of Atlanta, and how non-toxic, dry ice cleaning technology can provide a superior clean for industrial equipment, visit our website. Contact John directly at johnh@dryiceblastingofatlanta.com or call 404-786-6254