Re: Re: Seawater cooling for power plant

In my own experience, we had used Ameron FRP pipes for our 6 units x 6.5MW PC4 Pielstick Engines seawater cooling lines here in Cebu, Philippines. For another petrochemical project, I experienced using 1200mm diameter steel pipe with cement lining.

Joshua G. Rizaga
Project Manager
VWC, Philippines

blenrayaust <blenrayaust@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: For seawater applications the choices are :

  GRP refer ISO 14692 or ISO 10639 for specifications and design   Duplex or Super Duplexc stainless Steels. www.nidi.org or search for   Zeron 100
  ABS, PVC or PE for smaller sizes
  Steel dipped in PVC resin or FBE coated

  Search the internet for web istes on desalination

  Geoff Stone

• In PipingDesign@yahoogroups.com, akif ozmen <maozmen@...> wrote:
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  > Dear Friends,
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  > I am working in an industrial company in gas (air gases, CO2, LNG,
  LPG, Helium, acetylene, narcos) , steel and power generation businesses. Currently we are going to extend our power generation capacity with a new coal-fired power plant. We plan to employ seawater as cooling agent. Does anybody inform what materials are generally used in such works. Is there any website link explaining more about such a project to have prelimenary knowledge.
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  > Akif Ozmen
  > Mech.Eng.
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Received on Fri Feb 02 21:24:00 2007