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POLARCHEM

General:
Polarchem was formed in 1967 and the distribution of its products and services is established worldwide. Experienced agents, distributors and licensees, most of whom have been with Polarchem for many years, are servicing industry. Polarchem production units are selected in strategic positions to give the best possible supply of services and we are certified for quality management control in accordance with ISO 9002. Administration and marketing is directed from London with the support of technical services and supply of equipment and instruments from France and Germany
To provide simple, flexible and cost-effective solutions to problems arising from the combustion of oil, coal, lignite, wood and waste
Methods for injecting products directly into the combustion chamber or the flue gas stream to produce chemical reactions to oxidize, neutralize and convert residues from combustion which would otherwise increase fouling, corrosion and air pollution
Polarchem cleaning systems for heat transfer surfaces and emissions are the result of practical applications combined with continuous research and development for more than 25 years. New products are created to keep up with users’ changing requirements and changes in legislation
Available Models:
Refineries and Petrochemical Plants: Saving Energy and Protecting the Environment
Advantages:
Better fuel efficiency without corrosion
Reduced cost of soot blowing
Greater output and availability of plant
Reduced cost of cleaning and maintenance
Dry-cleaning instead of water-washing
Less damage to brickwork
Safer and better working conditions
Less pollution
The use of Polarchem will significantly reduce costs through fuel savings. The Polarchem representative will assist you in calculating these and other benefits
Maintenance:
Installation and operation can start at any time without taking the plant out of service and it does not matter whether the plant is in a clean or fouled condition. The following treatment systems are available:
Continuous
Intermittent but regular (chemical soot-blowing)
During start-up and shutdown of plant (24-48 hours)
Crash dosing to avoid unscheduled shutdowns and to extend runs
Crash dosing to make plant easier to clean
Crash dosing to keep plant dry for longer periods during programmed shutdowns