What is Boiler Hydrocarbon Oil Sludge Remover?

Boiler Hydrocarbon Oil Sludge Remover is a formulated cleaning agent designed to break down and disperse oil-based sludge and hydrocarbon deposits that accumulate on internal surfaces of boilers and heating systems.

It can be used as part of planned boiler cleaning and maintenance programs where oil contamination has entered the boiler water or accumulated in low-flow areas, mud drums, pipelines, heat exchangers, and related equipment.

Depending on the formulation, the cleaner may contain solvents, surfactants, emulsifiers, dispersants, alkaline builders, or other specialty ingredients selected to improve the removal of hydrocarbon contamination.

A. Dosing Procedure Regularly, a volume of 100 ml of the BOILER SLUDGE CONDITIONER should be applied for every ton of water capacity, where oil contamination exists. How ever, in systems where severe oil contamination exists, off-line cleaning is required before the product can be applied. There after, the application should be repeated daily, for a period of two weeks, until oil removal is complete. 

B. Feeding Procedure Feed directly to the boiler by using a bypass pot feeder or a suitable chemical injection pump. For low-pressure boilers the solution may be applied to the hot well or the condensate return tank. 

Note that BOILER SLUDGE CONDITIONER can be applied as it is or dissolved with other boiler treatment products. 

SAFETY AND HANDLING HANDLING Handle with care. Store in a dry, cool and well ventilated environment.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BOILER SLUDGE CONDITIONER is a white high molecular weight solution. It is hydrophilic and of low causticity. 
Appearance / Color : CLEAR liquid 
pH : 8 Odor : Odorless 

Why Does Hydrocarbon Sludge Accumulate in Boilers?

Hydrocarbon contamination can enter boiler systems through several sources, including:

• Fuel or oil leakage

• Contaminated feedwater

• Mechanical seal leakage

• Lubricating oil contamination

• Poor water-quality control

• Oil entering through heat exchangers

• Inadequate boiler-water treatment

• Accumulation of suspended oily contaminants

When oil comes into contact with hot boiler surfaces, it can form sticky deposits and sludge. These deposits may combine with scale, corrosion products, and suspended solids to create difficult-to-remove fouling.