Tupras Izmit Refinery
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Babcock Boilers = 5
Design steam = 120 tons each
Total steam = 600 tons per hour
Typical steam = 300 – 400 tons/hr
Operational pressure = 42 bar
Steam temperature = 412°C
Fuel used = HFO
Feed water deaerated = 150°C
Turbine = 4 x 14 MW
Condensate return = approx. 50 %
Make-up = Demineralized
HELAMIN® since = July 2000
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Previous water treatment program utilized:
Ammonia, Hydrazine & Phosphate
Commodity treatment limitations:
- Localized metal wastage of the steam and condensate sections of plant.
- Corrosion in the feed section of plant, with deposition of corrosion oxides in the deaerator.
- Corrosion, erosion and fouling of the superheater and steam turbine blading and condensing section of the turbine.
- Deposition of corrosion products in the condensate tank, including under deposit corrosion of the condensate tank.
- Excessive boiler fouling with magnetite leading to short term overheating and tube ruptures
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HELAMIN® achieved benefits
- Reduced corrosion in all steam water sections of approx. 4,5 x
- Slow and progressive cleaning of fouled boiler heat transfer surfaces, confirmed by the analytical measurement of residual phosphate in the boilers despite termination of this commodity program some 2 months prior.
- Ease of application, no operator involvement with mixing and handling of chemicals.
- No exposure to toxic hydrazine and termination of environmental abuse.
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Comparative analysis
The continued measurement of residual boiler phosphate, despite termination of the commodity treatment some months previous – confirming the HELAMIN? cleaning action and liberation of heat transfer multi-component oxide foulants

Please note the reduced corrosion of steam and condensate sections
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Customer installation diagram
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