Fuel Treatment Chemical

Approx. Rs 320 / LitreGet Latest Price

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Fuel Additive Chemical is used as a fuel additive for Industrial fuel Like F.O. / L.D.O. It reduces clinker carbon formation in the boiler. Also used as sludge conditioner water emulsifier in industrial fields.

Approx. Rs 240 / LitreGet Latest Price

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Fuel, an integral part of the energy program, demands complete management. Though the refineries strive to maintain the quality of petroleum products, the efforts are concentrated on the high value top & middle distillates rendering little or no attention to the residual oils like furnace oil, heavy stock, etc. This generates a need for the treatment of fuel before firing. Engineers study the combustion equipment in totality, identify areas of concern; treatment programs to counter the problem areas and monitor effectiveness of the same to ensure optimum plant performance, in the most cost effective way. The Fuel oil treatment chemical range which is a synergistic blend of antioxidants, sludge dispersants, wax inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors, slag modifiers, surfactants, detergents and combustion catalysts helps in improving the quality of fuel to be fired. The additives are designed to condition the fuel for better performance and operation of the system. It thus helps in prevention and precipitation of sludge formation, wax inhibition, prevention of filters/strainers/burner nozzle clogging, facilitates better fuel atomization & combustion, reduces slagging high and low temperature corrosion and controls emissions.

Approx. Rs 270 / KilogramGet Latest Price

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Fireside treatment is necessary to prevent fireside slag/deposition from fuel ash components, fireside corrosion, and cold end corrosion. It is a fuel conditioner products consist primarily of organometallic formulations and help address problems associated with precombustion, combustion, and postcombustion.It provides valuable catalysts to enhance combustion, thus reducing stack particulate (unburned carbon) emissions. Excessive stack emissions can create out-of-compliance situations, resulting in unfavorable publicity and/or fines for your plant. Left untreated, aesthetic problems with soot, smut, and other particulates building up on fireside surfaces can also occur, causing efficiency loss and potentially dangerous explosive conditions.