Diagnosis for Water and Steam Quality Problem in Taishan Ultra-Supercritical Power Plant

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Water and steam quality during operation must be strictly controlled for ultra-supercritical unit. Changes of indicators in water and steam are supervised, water and steam quality and working condition of boiler water, as well as supervision of water and steam quality are reviewed in this paper. Risks of corrosion and scaling in Taishan power plant is assessed. As a result, control effect of TOC is remarkable in Taishan power plant, content of Cl- and SO42- can satisfy the control standard, that is , risk of corrosion and scaling is low. Dissolved oxygen is significantly exceeded in the condensate polishing desalination device , and there has risk of iron deposit. To convert the feed water treatment from AVT(All Volatile Treatment) to OT(Oxygenated Treatment) can solve the problems above .

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1044-1045)

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291-294

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October 2014

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