The figure above shows the approximate shape of the bond ash. The bond ash is not only formed on the leeward side of the pipe, but also more on the windward side and less on both sides. The average composition of this kind of ash is still similar to that of fly ash, but through careful stratification analysis, it is found that there are many sublimates in a thin layer attached to the wall. For example, when the fuel with multi alkaline metal materials is used, the inner layer is more and more white, which is due to more complex sulfate. The second layer is the accretion layer, which is made up of the inner layer ash with viscosity to catch fly ash and undergo physical and chemical changes again. For example, for the above fuels, this layer of Polysulphate and iron oxide is brown black (dark red). The outermost layer is the fly ash deposit layer with the same composition as the fly ash. At last, the binding ash is hard like bricks and tiles, which are wrapped around the pipe. It is very solid and hard to remove. When it is serious, the deposition speed is very high.<br>The agglomerate of the caking ash is caused by the initial caking material. The composition and degree of caking are closely related to the fuel properties and combustion methods. The main caking materials in different fuels and combustion methods are different.<br>Most of the researches are focused on the bond ash caused by the sublimation of alkali metals (~ 800 ℃). The formation mechanism of the ash is as follows:<br>
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