Use of oxygen for the cleaning, passivation, and preservation of power-generating equipment at the Kharanorskaya SAPP

Studies conducted on two power-generating units at the Kharanorskaya SAPP relative to the steam-water-oxygen passivation, preservation, and partial cleaning of all boiler-heating surfaces, including the surfaces of the reheater, and passivation of the surfaces of the high-pressure heaters on the steam and water sides by the steam-oxygen method, as well as partial passivation, preservation, and cleaning of turbine blading are presented. __________ Translated from élektricheskie Stantsii, No. 6, pp. 56–64, May, 2006.     

PSI’s 1 kW imaging furnace—A tool for high-temperature chemical reactivity studies

A new experiment has been installed to conduct studies at temperatures as high as 2500 K on chemical reactions that involve solids or melts and the release of condensable gases. The sample is radiatively heated by a 1 kW xenon short arc lamp placed in the upper focus of a vertically oriented ellipsoid of revolution. The optimal optical configuration has been determined by a Monte-Carlo Ray tracing method. Several methods to machine the reflector have been evaluated by experimentally determining the optical quality of the surface of plane test pieces. In the imaging furnace the sample is placed on a water-cooled support and heated by the concentrated radiation. This arrangement allows for fast heating and impedes the reaction of the sample with crucible material. A remotely controlled hammer allows for freezing the high-temperature composition of the sample by a fast quench. Thus, the sample can be later analyzed by conventional methods such as XRD or TEM. To allow for measurements under defined atmospheres and to protect the ellipsoidal reflector from liberated condensable products, the entire sample stage is enclosed by a hemispherical glass dome. The dome itself is protected from condensable compounds by a laminar flow of inert gas. Experiments with an incense cone at the place of the sample to visualize the gas flow showed that a steady layer of inert gas protects the dome from smoke, if the inert gas flow is properly adjusted. Measured peak flux densities clearly exceed 500 W cm⁻² required to access temperatures of at least 2500 K. Decomposition experiments on copper sulfides confirmed the operation of the furnace. In the near future flash assisted multi-wavelength pyrometry (FAMP) will be implemented to measure sample temperatures online. Though the imaging furnace was developed to study the decomposition of metal sulfides it is obviously suited to conduct high-temperature studies on most materials relevant for high-temperature solar technology.     

Prediction of higher heating values for saturated fatty acids from their physical properties

Higher heating values (HHVs) of fatty acids (C₄–C₁₈) were measured and correlated using linear least square regression analysis. Equations were developed for the estimation of the HHVs of saturated fatty acids from their molecular weight (Mw), density (DN) and carbon number (CN). These equations are HHV = 0.0518 Mw + 29.76, HHV = −93.4 DN + 122.67 and HHV = 0.7271 CN + 31.419 with R² values of 0.9895, 0.9798, and 0.9895, respectively. The correlations may be used for HHV estimation of mixtures of fatty acids developed from vegetable oils.     

浅谈热水采暖系统运行调整方法

介绍了热水采暖系统运行及调整的注意事项，分析了立支管阀门、集气罐的作用，提出了使热水采暖系统的调节和集排气操作达到理想程度的有效措施，以实现良好的供暖效果。     

电加热井的井筒温度场数学模型

运用传热学理论，通过对稠油从井底流出井筒的温度变化、井筒原油与地层之间热交换过程的传热机理研究，建立数学模型，可以模拟不同产量、不同含水的井筒温度剖面，以及电加热所需功率，从而为稠油井电加热生产方案的制定提供科学依据。     

碳化硅加热元件的电性能和使用

本文介绍碳化硅加热元件的电特性、表面负荷以及工作气氛对它的影响，并对它设计和使用要点举例予以说明。     

06NiCuCrMoNb钢高温加热时表层铜的行为

将06NiCuCrMoNb钢试样在不同的加热温度保温不同时间后，观察并分析试样表层的形貌和成分。结果表明，在一定条件下铜会扩散进入表层奥氏体晶界，得到沿奥氏体晶界分布的富铜相，并在热变形加工时导致热脆。试验得到了沿奥氏体晶界分布的富铜相与加热温度和保温时间的关系。     

华能玉环电厂4×1 000 MW超超临界机组锅炉用钢

介绍了华能玉环电厂我国首台100 MW超超临界机组锅炉联箱与管道、水冷壁、过热器、再热器、省煤器等的钢材选用原则,简述了P92、P122、super304H、HR3C等新材料特点以及在国内电站建设中的应用情况。     

自润滑料垫的设计及其在立推式铝锭加热炉上的应用

本文详细论述了我公司自主开发的自润滑料垫的结构设计和技术特点，分析了这种料垫的优缺点，对其应用前景进行了展望。     

Varying Electron Cyclotron Resonance Heating on the Levitated Dipole Experiment

Plasmas in the Levitated Dipole Experiment (LDX) are formed and sustained currently via two electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) sources: 2.5 kW at 2.45 GHz and 2.5 kW at 6.4 GHz. An important topic being investigated is how varying the ECRH affects the confinement and stability of the plasma. We report the results of using different operational combinations of our RF sources, such as varying the power composition, changing the power levels, and sequencing of the onset time.