2017
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/891/1/012271
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Cycle water chemistry based on film forming amines at power plants: evaluation of technical guidance documents

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“…In recent years, addition of film forming amines (FFAs) along with the pH controlling amine is gaining popularity [2][3][4]. The FFAs are known to further reduce the corrosion of materials to extremely low values and hence, they can be utilised in wet lay-up procedure, wherein a particular component of the plant will not be in use for a long time [5,6]. Most of the operating reactors worldwide are ≥25 years old [6,7].…”
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“…In recent years, addition of film forming amines (FFAs) along with the pH controlling amine is gaining popularity [2][3][4]. The FFAs are known to further reduce the corrosion of materials to extremely low values and hence, they can be utilised in wet lay-up procedure, wherein a particular component of the plant will not be in use for a long time [5,6]. Most of the operating reactors worldwide are ≥25 years old [6,7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…ODA has low solubility in water about 1 mg kg −1 at ambient temperatures that increase with increasing temperature. ODA has been widely used and applied to various types of reactors in Russia, U.S.A. and Europe [5,11 15]. The application of ODA in PWRs during operation has also demonstrated the formation of hydrophobic film on structural materials and inhibition of corrosion and reduction of corrosion products [11,16,17].…”
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