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Title: Seminar on Sample Conditioning for Steam & Water Sampling Author: Janet Hensel Last modified by: Robert Keys Created Date: 8/30/1999 7:01:03 PM – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Corrosion Products Sampler (CPS)


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Corrosion Products Sampler (CPS)
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New CPS Features
  • New flow meter totalizer
  • AC connection standard
  • 90-264Vac 47-63Hz input
  • Battery option available
  • Battery indication meter
  • Average 3 month runtime between charges
  • 24-48 hr recharge time
  • Total volume is customer resettable
  • Flow rate can also be displayed (mL/min)

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Corrosion Products Sampler (CPS)
  • Collects a sample of dissolved and particulate
    materials
  • Totalizes sample flow
  • ASTM D6301-98
  • Corrosion studies and pseudo on-line corrosion
    analysis
  • Boiler tubes, pre-heaters, condenser

4
CPS Flow Diagram
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CPS Benefits
  • Identify corrosion products
  • Collects particulates for metals analysis - Fe,
    Cu
  • Use anion and cation filters for dissolved metals
  • Locate source of corrosion
  • Quantify rate of corrosion
  • Measure effectiveness of treatment
  • Locate areas of corrosion product accumulation

6
Major Components
  • High pressure filter holder
  • Totalizing meter for high accuracy/low flow rates
  • Flow control circuit
  • Optional bypass circuit
  • Optional sample cooler (Above 55C)
  • Optional battery pack

7
Sample Point Selection
  • Based on
  • System design
  • Subject constituents
  • Chemical treatment
  • System specific problems

8
Corrosion
  • Corrosion affects
  • Equipment reliability
  • Plant safety
  • Efficiency and capacity

9
Corrosion
  • Specifically
  • Material degeneration at point of attack
  • Migration through the system
  • Collection on turbine blades
  • Collection on heat transfer surfaces
  • Accumulation at various points leading to
    additional corrosion

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Why Sample?
  • Improve plant safety equipment reliability
  • Increase plant efficiency and capacity
  • Reduce frequency between routine cleanings of
    plant heat exchanger equipment
  • Reduce plant operating costs

11
Why Sample?
  • Use sample data to
  • Make adjustments in treatment
  • Make adjustments in lay up procedures
  • Schedule maintenance

12
Why Sample?
  • Locate the sources of corrosion products
  • Economizer, Condenser, etc.
  • Determine the rate of corrosion
  • Historical base, startup deviations, treatment
    changes
  • Identify the type and cause of the corrosion
  • Type of material
  • Track the path of corrosion products
  • Collection, settling, material removal

13
Typical Sampling Points
  • Hotwell
  • Monitor starting concentrations.
  • DA Outlet
  • Monitor quality of feedwater indicating problems
    with feedwater system components.
  • Economizer Inlet
  • Quality of feedwater entering the boiler
  • Steam
  • Quality of steam to turbine

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Proper Corrosion Products Sampling Technique
  • Isokinetic Sampling
  • Sample velocity entering sample port is same as
    sample stream
  • Sample Flow rate
  • Constant, continuous
  • New lines should be seasoned
  • Location
  • As close as possible to the source
  • Fittings/Bends
  • Minimize
  • Tube Diameters
  • Select to provide 6 ft/sec velocity for water
  • Sample Tube Compatibility
  • Refer to ASTM Method D1192, D1066

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Proper Corrosion Products Sampling Technique
  • Grab samples are not enough!
  • Corrosion is dynamic and does not follow a
    regular pattern
  • Transport is not uniform
  • Varies with flow rates
  • Crud bursts

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Proper Corrosion Products Sampling Technique
  • A better alternative to grab sampling An
    integrated sample
  • A measured flow through a filter for a
    significant period of time
  • Collect insoluble and soluble products
  • .45 micron filter
  • Ion exchange filters
  • Measure total flow

18
Proper Corrosion Products Sampling Technique
  • Analyze filtered products
  • Acid digestion atomic absorption
  • X-ray fluorescence
  • Calculate average concentrations

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Corrosion Products Sampler Design Criteria
  • Inlet Isolation Valve
  • Sample Cooler
  • Bypass Flow Stream
  • Filter Isolation Valve
  • Filter Purge
  • Filter Holder
  • Flow Control Circuit

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Inlet Isolation Valve
  • Designed to minimize corrosion product buildup,
    ball or plug type if possible.
  • Valve packing, stem and tip selected for the
    application

22
Sample Cooler
  • Must be capable of reducing the sample inlet
    temperature to below 122 F (50 C) with the
    correct sample line velocity
  • Sample to be cooled using a single stage cooler
    having no internal weld joints on the tube side

23
Bypass Flow Stream
  • Used to establish the correct sample line
    velocity
  • Helps to reduce and/or eliminate the effects
    caused by starting and stopping of sample flows
    through the sample filter assembly during routine
    changing of the filter paper

24
Filter Isolation Valve
  • Isolates the filter holder during assembly and
    disassembly
  • The valve should be a ball or plug type

25
Filter Purge
  • Used to purge the filter holder assembly between
    corrosion product collections
  • Eliminates cross contamination between samples
  • Removes corrosion particulate that may have been
    released because of mechanical vibration during
    filter disassembly

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High Pressure Filter Holder
  • Designed to house up to one particulate filter
    and five ion exchange filters
  • The screwed type design will minimize mechanical
    agitation during assembly and/or disassembly.
  • Sample taken at high pressure to ensure corrosion
    products are not removed by the pressure reducing
    valve
  • Pressure rating of 3000 psia (206 bar) and
    temperature of 149 F (65 C)

27
Conclusion
  • Corrosion Products Samplers can be an invaluable
    resource to
  • Locate the sources of corrosion products
  • Determine the rate of corrosion
  • Identify the type and cause of the corrosion
  • Track the path of corrosion products

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Conclusion
  • Improve plant safety equipment reliability
  • Increase plant efficiency and capacity
  • Reduce frequency between routine cleanings of
    plant heat exchanger equipment
  • Reduce plant operating costs
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