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Your general-purpose supply vessel is fitted with a coil-type, water-tube, forced-circulation auxiliary boiler. What statement best represents the conditions associated with coil water-sides inspection and cleaning?

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• Coil-type water-tube, forced-circulation boiler construction (many small-diameter, tightly wound tubes) • How accessibility of the water-side surfaces affects both inspection and cleaning methods • Differences between mechanical cleaning (jets/brushes) vs chemical cleaning in very small, curved passages

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• Picture the inside of a coil-type boiler: are the water-side passages straight and open, or small, curved, and hard to reach? How would that affect visual inspection? • For narrow, tightly wound coils, which cleaning method can realistically reach all internal surfaces: something you insert physically, or something you can circulate through the coils? • If scale forms on the inside of many small coils, what method is commonly used in industry for such hard-to-reach internal surfaces?

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• Verify whether coils in a forced-circulation auxiliary boiler are generally easy or difficult to inspect on the water side. • Consider whether mechanical cleaning tools (wire brushes, lances) can effectively reach through long, small, curved coils. • Consider if chemical cleaning with suitable acid solutions is typically used where internal surfaces cannot be reached mechanically.

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Coil water-sides are very difficult to inspect AND mechanical cleaning with water jet or wire brush is a practical and efficient method of scale removal.

Coil water-sides are very difficult to inspect AND chemical cleaning with a suitable acid is the only practical and efficient method of scale removal.

Coil water-sides are relatively easy to inspect AND mechanical cleaning with water jet or wire brush is a practical and efficient method of scale removal.

Coil water-sides are relatively easy to inspect AND chemical cleaning with a suitable acid is the only practical and efficient method of scale removal.

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