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Convection Fouling Mitigation and Thermal Management Strategies for 2026
"Convection fouling refers to the undesirable accumulation of insulating materials—such as ash, soot, scale, or chemical byproducts—on the heat-transfer surfaces within the convection section of industrial fired heaters, boilers, and heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs). In the context of 2026 industrial operations, this phenomenon remains a primary driver of thermal inefficiency, increased carbon footprints, and unplanned downtime in the petrochemical, power generation, and heavy manufacturing sectors. While radiant section fouling is often easier to monitor visually, convection fouling occurs deep within tube bundles where gas velocities a..."
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