Cold Jet Dry Ice Blasting Gas Turbines

In turbines, a buildup of hardened carbon, rust, and oil can cause reliability and performance issues. This may result in inefficiencies and increased turbine wear, impacting operating costs and maintenance intervals, and reducing the lifespan of the asset. With Dry Ice Blasting, contaminants and oxidation are effectively removed without causing abrasion to the surface (does not affect tolerances), returning the metal to its original condition.
Dry Ice Blasting is suitable for both major and minor outages. In particular, it is ideal for minor outages pre-inspection and the NDT process. The high-quality clean Dry Ice Blasting produces means that defects can be spotted easily during the inspection, minimizing the risk of malfunction and improving equipment reliability.

[@kgotsomashinini4102]

Hi was dry ice grits used at any staged of cleaning?

[@ColdJetAustraliaPty]

Hi Kgotso, this was pure dry ice cleaning on gas turbines, but if you need to clean steam turbines in that scenario you do need to mix dry ice with an abrasive media because the steam turbine build-up is quite difficult to remove using just dry ice.
I hope the above helps you.
Cheers.