Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers of Fire Side Chemicals – Soot Removers & Slag Dispersants for Boiler Furnace Efficiency in Delhi

Innova Corporate (India) offers Fireside Treatment Chemicals for Delhi's industrial boilers and furnaces – addressing low-temperature corrosion, slagging, fouling, and soot deposits. In Delhi, industries such as textile mills (dyeing and finishing boilers), pharmaceutical plants (sterilization), food processing (dairy, bakeries), and power plants (IPGCL, Pragati Power) use fuels: furnace oil (FO), light diesel oil (LDO), natural gas, and coal. When burning high-sulfur fuels (especially FO and coal), combustion produces acidic compounds (SO₂, SO₃) that condense on cooler surfaces causing low-temperature corrosion (dew point corrosion). Ash-containing fuels (coal) cause slagging and fouling. Our fireside products include: magnesium hydroxide slurries (50-60%), dolomite-based powders, fuel-borne catalysts (ferrocene, cerium, manganese), and slag control additives. For furnace oil-fired boilers in Delhi's textile mills and food plants, our magnesium hydroxide additive (0.1-0.5% of fuel flow) neutralizes vanadium and sulfur acids, reducing dew point corrosion. For coal-fired boilers (if any), we offer slag control additives to prevent clinker formation. For natural gas-fired boilers (common in newer installations), we provide vanadium inhibitors if needed. Typical dosage: 0.5-2 kg per ton of fuel (solid) or 0.1-0.3% for liquid fuels. Our products improve boiler efficiency by 2-4% and reduce emissions. Available in 25kg bags (powder) and 200L drums (liquid). We provide flue gas analysis (SO₃ dew point) and efficiency audits.

Deposits of slag and ash on the fireside of boilers in Delhi can reduce efficiency and damage tubes. Our chemical solutions reduce these deposits and gradually remove existing slag. This combination additive in powder form is designed for the prevention of fireside deposits on all types of boilers, tubes, heaters, flunkies, and economizers, keeping your systems clean from soot, clinker, fouling, and corrosion.