North American experience with composite tubes in kraft recovery boilers

J. R. Kish; D. L. Slngbeil; J. R. Keiser

North American experience with composite tubes in kraft recovery boilers

J. R. Kish, D. L. Slngbeil, J. R. Keiser

Corrosion Science & Technology

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Abstract

Alternative composite tubes to the conventional co-extruded 304L stainless steel/carbon steel composite tubes have been installed in several North American kraft recovery boilers in an attempt to resolve a cracking problem. This paper documents the performance experience of these alternative materials to date, in terms of reported cracking and corrosion incidents. Improvements have been made, but none of the alternative composite tubes represent a universal solution.

Original language	English
Pages	34-40
Number of pages	7
Volume	106
No	4
Specialist publication	Pulp and Paper Canada
State	Published - Apr 2005

Keywords

Alloy
Composites
Explosion
Fracture
Kraft mills
Performance evaluation
Piping
Recovery furnaces
Smelt
Stainless steel
Tubes
Water

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