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SHOCKSystem HAS LEVERAGED ITS SIGNIFICANT INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE TO DEVELOP AN INNOVATE PRODUCT FOR REMOVING FOULING AND ASH DEPOSITS FROM COAL BOILERS.
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Implementing quality and innovation, ShockSystem received the Connecticut Quality Improvement Award (CQIA) Gold Designation for its next generation boiler cleaning product, the SHOCKSystem™.
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Improve Efficiency, Cut Operating Costs Offering installation flexibility, simple maintenance and superior cleaning power, the SHOCKSystem™ improves boiler efficiency and plant availability while decreasing operating and maintenance costs.
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Conventional sootblowers increase tube wear by entraining ash particles at high velocity during operation. Industry data suggests one in every seven tube leaks may be attributable to erosion caused by conventional sootblower methods.
In comparison, the SHOCKSystem™ is tube-friendly. Field experience confirms its cleaning process effectively removes deposits without disturbing the tube's protective oxide surface layer.
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The cutting-edge technology behind the SHOCKSystem™ comes directly from the aerospace industry.
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Significant Yearly Savings Based on a 30 MW increase in capacity, installing a single SHOCKSystem™ in an economizer of a 300 MW boiler can result in more than $9 million per year in savings. |

Remove Ash While Online The ash removal process is based on an advanced propulsion technology, known as pulse detonation. The blast wave created by the detonation interacts with and breaks the bond between ash compounds. |

Mechanical, Gas and Control System At the heart of the SHOCKSystem™ is the combustor, which directionally exhausts blast waves into the boiler at strategic locations |
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Span Shot of Shock tube exetending into boiler region with use of combustor bend.
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Support hangers and combuster bends give the shock-systems installation flexibility.
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Five-picture time-elapsed series of ash removal in boiler region.
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The shockSystem blasts through all types of ash.
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