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| Conventional
pre-commissioning cleaning of steam path components are tough
on equipment, disruptive to the surrounding community, and produce
only marginal results at best. In addition, traditional steam
blows take more time and require more energy. And that is tough
on your budget. |
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| HydroChem's
patented SilentSteam method eliminates these problems while
providing superior cleaning. It cleans faster, allowing steam
path components to be blown continuously for hours at near-sonic
velocities, high cleaning force ratios, low pressures and low
noise levels. In fact, noise levels are so low, SILENTSTEAM
steam blows are conducted on a 24-hour basis. |
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| Even without
a silencer, SILENTSTEAM steam blows typically result in noise
levels of 80db or less at a distance of 100 feet from the outlet.
Instead of attempting to muffle noise (restricting flow) at
the steam outlet (130db or greater in traditional steam blows),
the SILENTSTEAM method uses temporary equipment to eliminate
the source by altering the energy level of the steam. |
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| SILENTSTEAM
steam blows use continuous high-velocity, low-pressure steam
to clean surfaces thoroughly–meeting or exceeding your
target acceptance criteria. It saves days of critical startup
time by completing the job faster. |
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