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Title Physicochemical Processes and Regularities of Interaction Between Geothermal Flows and Metals
Authors G.V. Tomarov and A.A. Shipkov
Year 2005
Conference World Geothermal Congress
Keywords Erosion-corrosion, multi-component flow, dissolution, deposits, mass transfer, experimental research, physicochemical model, principles of criterion modeling, calculation model
Abstract Modern geothermal power plants are a complicated engineering-technical complex where thermalphysic technological processes are accompanied by erosive-corrosive interaction of geothermal multi-component flows with power equipment metal elements. Reliability, economy and durability of power equipment depend to high extent on a type and intensity of metals erosion-corrosion. Basing on complex experimental researches at geothermal power units of Mutnovsky reservoir (Kamchatka, Russia) and results of calculation-theoretical works main regularities of metals erosion-corrosion in multi-component geothermal environments were found out, erosive-corrosive stability of various metals was defined, recommendations on improvement of erosive-corrosive stability of geothermal power equipment were worked out.
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