What type of deposits are formed in the boiler due to oil contamination?

Oil contamination in a boiler leads to the formation of carbonaceous deposits. When oil is burned in the boiler, it does not completely combust and can leave behind residues made up of carbon compounds. These carbonaceous deposits can accumulate on heat exchange surfaces, affecting the efficiency of heat transfer and potentially leading to overheating and damage if not managed properly.

Understanding the nature of these deposits is essential for maintenance and operational safety in a boiler system. Regular monitoring and cleaning of the boiler can help mitigate the buildup of these carbon-based residues, ensuring proper function and efficiency of the boiler.