Boiler cleaning Bone'r UVO, Bucha, etc.

In boilers, during operation, the pipe bundles are overgrown with ash-slag and soot deposits. The traditional methods of cleaning used: steam-gas blowing, water washing, shot cleaning, vibration cleaning, acoustic cleaning are in most cases insufficiently effective, complex and time-consuming in installation and operation, require significant time and material costs for their repair and operation. One of the ways to clean the heating surfaces is a method called shock wave cleaning (SWO). Its essence lies in the use of shock wave energy (HC) for the destruction and removal of external deposits from the heating surfaces of boilers. The generation of UV is carried out in special devices (shock wave generator - GUV), similar to firearms, but only specially created energy charges of EZ are used for generation (firing). The destructive effect of HC is the dynamic loading of the sediment layer by compression and rarefaction waves, i.e. an alternating load is applied to the sediments, which destroys the sediments the faster and at a lower cost, the higher the dynamics of the applied loads. The high volumetric energy densities of the gunpowders make it possible to drastically reduce the dimensions of the GUV, which made it possible to create GUV designs in both portable and stationary versions.

• UVO. Technical characteristics.

In the installation of the BUTCH, complex types of effects are used: acoustic, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical with elements of bubbling and hydrodynamic cavitation. Cleaning is carried out without disassembly of the system being cleaned on water and/or with the use of a cleaning solution. Timely cleaning of heating systems can save you from expensive repairs, increase technical and economic indicators, and reduce your costs.

• Bucha. Technical specifications.

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