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Understanding common issues in steam boilers
Scaling:
When water evaporates and components in the water accumulate, scale deposits are formed.
Scales settle and adhere to boiler tubes and walls, acting as insulation and reducing heat transfer efficiency.
2. Corrosion:
Chemical corrosion: metal in the boiler reacts to dissolved oxygen in the water.
Electrochemical corrosion: scale contacts with metal underneath, creating chemical reactions.
Consequences
Reduced thermal efficiency.
Increased fuel costs.
Reduced boiler lifespan.
Corrosion and tube leaks compromise safety and efficiency.
Frequent breakdowns lead to extended downtime, resulting in production losses and increased maintenance costs.
LIBB's Solutions
Scale Control: Our chemicals prevent scale buildup caused by impurities in the water.
Corrosion Prevention: Our formulations minimize metal reactions with dissolved oxygen, protecting against corrosion.
Oxygen Removal: Our oxygen scavengers eliminate excess dissolved oxygen, reducing chemical corrosion.
Quality & Food Safety: LIBB's water treatment chemicals are identified as safe additives used in preparation of steam that will contact food, in accordance with FDA Food Safety List 21 CFR 173.310. Declarations of quality for various chemicals are available at Centre III HCMC. LIBB Co. Ltd. is certified ISO 9001:2015. Production process aligns with Biofyn LLC's licensing requirements
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