Dry Walnut Shell

Dry Walnut Shell/TURBO CLEANER TURBO CLEANER DRY is blown by compressed air into the exhaust pipes before the turbocharger. This method of cleaning should be employed every 24 -48 hours of full-load operation. The interval between cleaning operations depends on the degree of contamination and on the increase in exhaust gas temperature after the turbine. Cleaning must be repeated if the gas temperature after the turbine on full load rises to 20°C (20 K) above the mean temperature. For a turbocharger with several gas inlets, the inlets should be cleaned one after the other. On engines with several turbochargers, these should be cleaned one after the other. The gas inlet temperature before the turbine must not exceed 580-590°C (853-863 K) in order to prevent severe burning of the TURBO CLEANER DRY before the turbine. Since it is not possible to remove thick coatings with relatively small quantities of TURBO CLEANER DRY, this method must be used more frequently. Injection of the TURBO CLEANER DRY into the turbine is best performed at high turbocharger speed, to ensure efficient mechanical cleaning  

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WALNUT SHELL GRIT

Walnut shell grit is the hard fibrous product made from ground or crushed walnut shells. When used as a blasting media, walnut shell grit is extremely durable, angular and multi-faceted, yet is considered a ‘soft abrasive’. Walnut shell blasting grit is an excellent replacement for sand (free silica) to avoid inhalation health concerns.

Cleaning by walnut shell blasting is particularly effective where the surface of the substrate under its coat of paint, dirt, grease, scale, carbon, etc. should remain unchanged or otherwise unimpaired. Walnut shell grit can be used as a soft aggregate in removing foreign matter or coatings from surfaces without etching, scratching, or marring cleaned areas.

When used with the proper walnut shell blasting equipment, common blast cleaning applications include stripping auto and truck panels, cleaning delicate molds, jewelry polishing, armatures and electric motors prior to rewinding, deflashing plastics and watch polishing. When used as a blast cleaning media, walnut shell grit removes paint, flash, burrs, and other flaws in plastic and rubber molding, aluminum and zinc die-casting. Walnut shell can replace sand in paint removal, graffiti removal, and general cleaning in restoration of buildings, bridges, and outdoor statuaries. Walnut shell is also used to clean auto and aircraft engines and steam turbines.

 

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DESCRIPTION UNIT
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #20, 840-1190 MICRON 20KGS BAG
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #16, 1000-1410 MICRON 20KGS BAG
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #14, 1190-1680 MICRON 20KGS BAG
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #12, 1410-2000 MICRON 20KGS BAG
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #10, 1680-2380 MICRON 20KGS BAG
WALNUT SHELL DRY GRIT #8, 2000-2830 MICRON 20KGS BAG

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