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Rodine 2010 Corrosion Inhibitor for Boiler Chemical Cleaning - ChemEqual

07-18-2017 08:59 AM CET | Industry, Real Estate & Construction

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Rodine 2010 - ChemEqual

Rodine 2010 - ChemEqual

Boiler systems and pipelines associated with power plants and heating systems often face the problem of mineral scaling on the inner linings and transmission bends. This is mainly due to the residual hardness of the coolant water used. While treated water is essential, minute traces of partially soluble salts of calcium, magnesium, strontium, as well as due to silica and ferrous oxides. While scaling may lead to choking and rupture of transmission pipes, oxidation due to unregulated pH of boiler feed water can result in corrosion and pitting of metal. Thus various boiler scale removal chemicals are employed to clean and maintain optimum operation efficacy of boiler systems.

The two primary choices include Ammoniated EDTA and Ammoniated Citric acid for cleaning. They are both weak organic acids and remove mineral scales and oxides by oxidation and metal ion chelating. But as the case with all metal-acid processes, acids often corrode and cause damage to metal surfaces. And damaged/abraded inner linings of boiler pipes have a risk of exploding at high water temperature and pressure. Thus appropriate acid inhibitors are needed to limit the acid attack on base metal, therefore helping check economic loss and ensure safety.

Rodine 2010 is by far the most popular choice as corrosion inhibitor for chemicals used in boiler cleaning. It is a low toxicity, non-flammable, highly soluble low viscosity liquid metal loss inhibitor for use in tetra ammoniated EDTA and tetra ammoniated Citric acid cleaning solutions. Rodine 2010 not only minimizes ferrous metal loss during chemical cleaning of power plant boilers but also effectively prevents pitting and crevice corrosion of metal surface. Rodine 2010 has a maximum operating temperature of 350°F when used with EDTA and 200°F when used with Citric acid cleaning solution with an operational life of 24hours. Laboratory testing has confirmed that it is more soluble than other commercial inhibitors at elevated pH and advantageously permits post-oxidation and dissolution of metallic copper deposits at significantly higher rates than other commercial corrosion inhibitor chemicals.

ChemEqual serves as the largest online database of chemicals and their equivalents and Rodine Acid Inhibitors from various global suppliers and manufacturers can be found and enquired here.

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