MultiPulse™ High-Pressure Impulse Generator

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MultiPulse™ High-Pressure Impulse Generator

The system releases a sequence of high-pressure air bursts that create a shock wave followed by high-velocity airflow to loosen and remove buildup in storage vessels and fouled process areas.

Helps prevent and remove:

  • Ash Buildup
  • Slag And Fouling Deposits
  • Tube-bank Accumulation
  • Hopper And Pass Plugging
  • Gas-path Restrictions
  • Deposit-related Heat-transfer Loss
  • Bridging
  • Rat-holing
  • Arching
  • Wall Buildup
  • Poor Discharge And Flow
  • Interruptions

Hybrid MultiPulse™ High-Pressure Impulse Generator

The system releases a sequence of high-pressure air bursts combined with a portion of water to produce a highly effective cleaning spray for hard build-up removal in hot process zones

Helps prevent and remove:

Hard Buildup In Hot Process Zones Like Preheaters, Boilers, And Coolers

MultiPulse Typical System Elements

Key Advantages

  • High-pressure Repeated Impulse Action
  • Suitable For Severe Material Flow
  • Adjustable Operating Parameters
  • Powerful Cleaning Effect With
  • Relatively Few Devices
  • Designed For Continuous Blockage
  • Prevention And Emergency Clearing
  • Local Or Remote Control Options

Technical Highlights

  • Working Pressure Range: 20 To 300
  • Bar (300 To 5000 Psi)
  • Firing Frequency: 20-25/Min
  • Air Volume: 3-10 Liters.
  • Expected Maintenance Interval:
  • 100,000 Fires Or Higher, Depending On Operating Conditions

Best Applications for Bulk-Material Flow Problemss

  • Cement raw meal and clinker systems
  • Coal and ash handling
  • Aggregate and quarry bins
  • Large bulk-storage vessels with recurring clogging
  • Gypsum and synthetic gypsum storag
  • Lime and mineral processing
  • Ore bins and mining transfer points
  • Heat exchangers of complex shape

Best Applications for Boiler Cleaning and Deposit Removal

  • Furnace walls and high-heat zones
  • Economizers
  • Tube banks and convection sections
  • Ducts, turns, and restricted gas passages
  • Boiler passes and gas-flow paths
  • Superheaters and reheaters
  • Ash hoppers and hopper inlets
  • Other deposit-prone boiler areas with ash, slag, or fouling buildup