23 x 1 kg Additive to solid fuels Sadpal 1 kg - soot combustion catalyst

weight: 23 kg 

Catalyst for soot combustion - non-flammable and non-explosive

Functional properties and application of SADPAL.
SADPAL is a green powder - a mixture of inorganic salts that decompose at 650°C into substances with catalytic properties. It is used for complete combustion of soot and organic substances into the final products - carbon dioxide and water.
The use of SADPAL does not damage grate furnaces and flue gas discharge systems - on the contrary, it extends their lifespan (expert report from 10.02.1991 prepared by the Institute of Materials Engineering AGH in Krakow).
SADPAL is a non-flammable, non-toxic, non-explosive substance that does not pose risks due to improper use or overdose (National Institute of Hygiene assessment - 24/B-23/91). It has been successfully used for five years by approximately 500 Polish plants.

The use of SADPAL eliminates
1. Atmospheric pollution with soot (black smoke).
2. Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons PAH such as 3,4 benzopyrene.
3. Carbon monoxide emissions into the atmosphere.
4. The need for mechanical cleaning of boilers from soot (deposits).
5. Downtime associated with furnace soot cleaning.
6. Soot ignition in the chimney.

The use of SADPAL causes a reduction of
1. Sulfur dioxide emissions into the atmosphere by 12-10% (due to coal consumption savings).
2. Coal consumption, depending on its calorific value, by 12-20%.
3. SO2 and NOx content in flue gases by 10-20%.
4. Corrosion rate of steel structural materials of grate furnaces, boilers and flue gas discharge systems.
5. Improves the efficiency of cyclones, multicyclones, and electrostatic precipitators.

Method of use:
In the initial phase of using SADPAL, a so-called shock dose of the preparation should be applied. It should cause the combustion of soot deposits in the boiler and in the chimney flue. The increased dose of the preparation is applied until the smoke coming out of the chimney becomes white in color (for example, for a boiler with a surface of 25 m2, the shock dose of SADPAL is approximately 6 kg of preparation introduced directly into the combustion chamber).
After applying the increased dose of SADPAL and achieving the desired effect, it should be continuously introduced into the boiler's combustion chamber together with fuel in mixed portions of 1-2 kg per 1 ton of coal.
In large boilers, the powder can be introduced using a small screw conveyor driven by a DC motor, located above the coal (fuel) feeder. For small boilers, the powder is applied by sprinkling coal on the pile. The flue gases coming out of the chimney flues should have a white color.

Certificates, expert reports, assessments

SADPAL
- holds a certificate from the Institute of Inorganic Technology at the Warsaw University of Technology - ITN/99/90.
- received a positive assessment from the National Institute of Hygiene in Warsaw no. 24/B-23/91.
- holds expert reports from the Institute of Materials Engineering at the Academy of Mining and Metallurgy in Krakow (regarding furnace corrosion) and from the Faculty of Environmental Protection at the Warsaw University of Technology (concerning the elimination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons PAH such as 3,4 benzopyrene)
- also holds an opinion from the Faculty of Environmental Protection at the Warsaw University of Technology on the preparation's impact on the external environment.

The cardboard box contains 23 packages of 1 kg of sadpal each.