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Water Water Chemistry Chemistry T.P.S., Parli-V. Certified for ISO 9001-2000 ISO 14001-2004 Presentation by H. B. Zade. Sr. Chemist

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Water Water ChemistryChemistry

T.P.S., Parli-V. Certified for ISO 9001-2000ISO 14001-2004

Presentation by

H. B. Zade. Sr. Chemist

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The Greatest Chemist in the The Greatest Chemist in the UniverseUniverse

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Water RouteWater Route

R/W Pump House

U-3,4,5 P. T. Plant

U-3,4 DM Plant

U-3,4,5 Soft.Plant

TPS,Colony DomesticMakeup To All Units

Makeup To All UnitsWith interconnection facility

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Use Of ChemicalsUse Of Chemicals Pretreatment Plant

1. Alum: FeSO4 Al2(SO4)3.18 H2O

2. Poly Aluminum Chloride3. Bleaching powder : Ca(OCl)2

4. Hydrated Lime : Ca(OH)2

Softening Plant1. Common Salt : NaCl

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Demineralization Plant

1. Hydrochloric Acid : HCl

2. Caustic Soda Lye : NaOH

3. Hydrated Lime : Ca(OH)2

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Boiler Drum WaterBoiler Drum WaterTrisodium Ortho Phosphate: Na3PO4.12H2O

Na3PO4+H2O NaOH +Na2HPO4 (Maintains PH)

2Na3PO4+3CaSO4 Ca3(PO4)2+3Na2SO4

10Ca+6PO4+2OH 3Ca3(PO4).Ca(OH) 2 .

Calcium Hydroxy apetite

3Mg+2SiO3+2OH+H2O 3MgO.2SiO2.2H2O

Serpentine

Above soft sludges can be removed by CBD Operations

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Feed Water Dosing1 Hydrazine hydrate: N2H4.H2O

N2H4 +O2 N2+H2O (Oxygen scavenger)

3N2H4 4NH3 + N2 (at temp. > 205 °c)

(Res.N2H4 at Eco. Inlet = 0.01 to 0.02 ppm)

2 Liq. Ammonia : NH4OH ( Maintains PH)

Condensate Dosing : Only N2H4.H2O At C E P Discharge as it passivates theCopper alloy component of LP heater coils & Acts also as Oxygen scavenger

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Cond.tube leakage (What happens ? )

1: Cooling water mixes in condensate water2:Hardness salts get carried to boiler& deposit

in boiler tubes3:Increased concentration of DO causes pitting

corrosion in boiler tubes, corrosion in preboiler i.e..cond.,feed water heaters,de areator depositing corrosion products in high heat zones resulting BTL

4:Salts like MgCl2 causes Hydrogen Embrittlement resulting BTL

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Cond.tube leakage (Indications) 1:Increases cation conductivity of

condensate (Limit 0.3 micromhos/cm) 2:Increases Na Con. of condensate (Limit 10 ppb) 3:Increases Blr Drum water parameters

like PH, Cond.,Silica, Alkalinity

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Remedial Action To arrest CTL by adding saw dust(in case

it is minor) Withdrawal of Unit for attending CTL in

case Conden. Parameters exceed permissible limits

Limits; Sodium(Na) at CEP outlet: 10 ppb or Cation conductivity of condensate: 0.3 Micro mhos/cm

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ETP IETP I

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References:

CEGB Vol.V BHEL (Trichi) Text book of water chemistry by Linus Pauling (California) Personal experience

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