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Tackling Reheater Convection Fouling: Technical Insights for Power Plant Efficiency

"Reheater convection fouling represents one of the most persistent challenges in the operation of large-scale utility boilers and industrial steam generators. This phenomenon occurs when fly ash and other particulate matter suspended in the flue gas stream adhere to the surfaces of the reheater tube banks located in the convective pass of the boiler. Unlike the radiant sections of the furnace where slagging predominates, the convection zone operates at slightly lower temperatures, yet the chemical and physical mechanisms that drive deposit formation are no less complex. As these deposits accumulate, they create a thermal barrier that significa..."

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