Clean engine parts continuously
Journal Article
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· Power; (United States)
OSTI ID:5155873
An on-line auxiliary cleaning system can make diesel engines/gas turbines safely self-cleaning, while boosting availability and enhancing efficiency. The cleaning fluid, such as a mixture of biodegradable, surface-active agents dipersed in highly purified water, is injected into the air intake on gas turbines or diesel engines through a set of atomizing nozzles. The optimum location of these nozzles is determined by the cleaning-system supplier in conjunction with the turbine or engine manufacturer. Generally, the nozzles are placed so that treatment is intensified where heavy deposits are known to form.
- Research Organization:
- Ivar Rivenaes, Norw
- OSTI ID:
- 5155873
- Journal Information:
- Power; (United States), Vol. 126:1
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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