Potentiometric analysis of metastable carbonate water coolants of thermal power plants and heat supply systems

The paper describes a new method for studying the structure of metastable carbonate solutions, based on obtaining pK- and pH-spectra of solutions from potentiometric titration data. The decoding method is used to obtain the equations for calculating the coordinates of the spectra. In the production...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Earth and environmental science 2019-07, Vol.288 (1), p.12004
Main Authors: Chichirov, A A, Filimionova, A A, Gilfanov, B A, Gafiatullina, A A, Chichirova, N D
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alkalinity
Boiler water
Calcite
Calcium carbonate
Coolants
Cooling
Cooling systems
Cooling water
Crystallization
Heat exchange
Heat transfer
Mathematical analysis
Potentiometric analysis
Potentiometric titration
Power plants
Solid phases
Surface stability
Thermal power
Thermal power plants
Thermoelectricity
Titration
Water circulation
Water treatment
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Summary:The paper describes a new method for studying the structure of metastable carbonate solutions, based on obtaining pK- and pH-spectra of solutions from potentiometric titration data. The decoding method is used to obtain the equations for calculating the coordinates of the spectra. In the production of thermal and electrical energy in modern thermal power plants (TPP) operate with water systems that have a constantly producing phase instability. Such systems include (1) water systems in intermediate stages of water treatment, in particular lime-coagulated or clarified water after pre-treatment, (2) cooling water in the circulating cooling system (COO) of the station, (3) water heat transfer medium in conjugated heat networks, (4) boiler water. All these systems are characterized by the presence of a stabilized (metastable) solid phase, mainly calcium carbonate, capable of forming a crystalline phase of calcite under certain conditions. The crystallization process is undesirable, since it can lead to dense deposits on the heat exchange surfaces. Approximately the instability of such systems is characterized by the value of ΔQw - by changing the total alkalinity of water in time (hours, days). The method of quantitative determination of stabilized calcium carbonate in water systems of TPPs is currently lacking. Development of a technique for potentiometric analysis of carbonate-alkaline solutions.
ISSN:1755-1307
1755-1315
DOI:10.1088/1755-1315/288/1/012004