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Structure of a superheater

CA 2592615 C · Owner: Petanen, Pertti · Inventors: Petanen, Pertti; Kokko, Ari; Makela, Kari

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A method for reducing corrosion of a superheater (6) of a steam boiler which , superheater (6) comprises a superheater piping (7) which comprises a steam , pipe (9), where the steam (S) to be superheated is directed to. The steam pipe (9) is separated by a protective shell (8) whose surface settling in the flue , gas space (G) has a temperature that rises above an upper critical temperature (Tk2), above which temperature in the flue gas space the compounds from the fuel are substantially in a gaseous form. In addition the invention relates , to a superheater of a steam boiler and a circulating fluidized bed boiler.

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  • Filed December 27, 2005 and granted July 16, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 27, 2025.
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FiledDecember 27, 2005
GrantedJuly 16, 2013
Term endedDecember 27, 2025
Patent numberCA 2592615 C
Classification (IPC)F22B31/00 +2 more

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