Testing apparatus and method for simulating metal steam-water two-phase corrosion of air-cooled condenser

Abstract

The invention provides a testing apparatus and an experimental method for simulating steam-water two-phase corrosion in internal parts of air-cooled condenser metal pipelines. The testing apparatus comprises a deoxygenation system, a circulating water tank, a simulated etch tank, a circulating water treating and monitoring system. The circulating water tank is placed in a water bath for keeping constant temperature, and the upper end of the water bath uses a foam board. A fine air tube which connects a nitrogen cylinder is inserted into the bottom part of a water tank, and the upper part of the water tank is led out with the fine tube and is connected to a vacuum pump. An electrode, a test piece and a thermometer are inserted into the simulated etch tank, and the simulated etch tank and a water tank pipeline are connected. The water tank is connected to the water treating and monitoring apparatus, the whole system employs a glass and silica gel tube, the system is a nonferrous system, the whole structure is simple, the operation is simple, and on-site environment can be really simulated.

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technical field [0001] The patent of the present invention relates to an experimental system for simulating a thermal power plant, in particular to an accelerated corrosion test system for simulating a vapor-liquid two-phase flow inside a metal pipe of a direct air-cooled condenser in a thermal power plant. Background technique [0002] Thermal power generation consumes not only primary energy but also water resources, and the lack of water resources is a major problem facing the world at present. According to the statistics of the United Nations in recent years, the world's fresh water consumption has increased six to seven times since the beginning of this century, which is twice as fast as the population growth rate. At present, about 1.5 billion people in 80 countries in the world are facing insufficient fresh water resources, and about 300 million people in 26 countries are completely living in a state of water shortage. my country's per capita water consumption is onl...

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Problems solved by technology

Due to factors such as cost and operation, the current material for building air-cooled condensers is mainly carbon steel (20G). Carbon steel is severely corroded in a high-temperature dissolved oxygen water environment, especially the lack of steam in high-flow steam turbines leads to single-phase and gas in the air-cooling system. The flow-accelerated corrosion (FAC) of the liquid two-phase causes the iron content in the water-steam system of the unit to seriously exceed the standard, which in turn leads to more serious corrosion problems

[0004] At present, there is no standard to guide the chemical operation of air-cooled units, and the air-cooled units that have been put into operation are generally controlled

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