Solution for chemically removing carbon deposition on high-pressure turbine blade
A technology of high-pressure turbines and blades, applied in chemical instruments and methods, non-surfactant detergent compositions, detergent compositions, etc.
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[0051] A solution for chemically removing carbon deposits from high-pressure turbine blades, which is specifically used in conjunction with the external force of ultrasonic waves to perform chemical removal of carbon deposits; the solution for chemically removing carbon deposits from high-pressure turbine blades is specifically composed of organic reagents, surface A mixed solution composed of active agent, inorganic co-solvent and complexing agent.
[0052] The solution is a weakly alkaline mixed solution composed of an organic solvent and a surfactant. It is also a water-based cleaning solution. In addition to the penetrating and wetting functions of the surfactant, the organic solvent contained in it is effective against oily dirt. It also has a certain dissolution effect, so that the carbon deposit is loosened, reducing the adhesion between the carbon deposit and the substrate, and through the external force of the ultrasonic wave, the carbon deposit is separated from the s...
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[0056] The content of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and its difference mainly lies in:
[0057] 1) The basic composition and scope of the solution for the chemical removal of carbon deposits of high-pressure turbine blades are as follows: the basic composition and scope of the reagents used in the chemical removal of carbon deposition methods for high-pressure turbine blades are preferably as follows: sodium hydroxide: 5g / l; Sodium Tripolyphosphate 10g / l; Dichloromethane 40ml / l; Sodium Lauryl Sulfate 4g / l; EDTA-Na 2 : 10g / l; 781 water-based cleaning agent: 15g / l.
[0058] 2) The specific requirements of the method for chemically removing carbon deposits from the high-pressure turbine blades are as follows: first, use reagents for chemical soaking, and the time required for soaking is 5 hours; 30min; the frequency of ultrasonic action is 20KHz; during the process of chemical soaking and ultrasonic cleaning, the working temperature of the reagen...
Embodiment 3
[0060] The content of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and its difference mainly lies in:
[0061] 1) The basic composition and scope of the solution used for high-pressure turbine blade chemical removal of carbon deposits are as follows: sodium hydroxide: 20g / l; sodium tripolyphosphate 20g / l; methylene chloride 10ml / l; dodecylsulfuric acid Sodium 1g / l; EDTA-Na 2 : 5g / l; 781 water-based cleaning agent 5g / l.
[0062] 2) The specific requirements of the method for chemically removing carbon deposits from the high-pressure turbine blades are as follows: firstly use reagents for chemical soaking, and the soaking time is required to be 20 hours; then continue to use reagents for ultrasonic cleaning, and the ultrasonic action time is 10 min; the ultrasonic action frequency is 40KHz; During chemical immersion and ultrasonic cleaning, the working temperature of the reagents is 50°C.
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