The rated output of boiler refers to the maximum sustained output of industrial boiler under rated parameters (pressure and temperature) and certain efficiency. For steam boilers, the rated output is also called rated capacity, and the unit is t/h (tons/hour); For a hot water boiler, the rated output of the boiler is also called the rated thermal output, and its unit is MW.
For the dust removal of biomass boiler, centralized or decentralized dust removal system are generally selected according to the process flow, and available dust can be recovered as much as possible under the conditions of process permission. The core of dust removal system is various types of dust collectors, including bag filter, electrostatic filter and electric bag filter.
In the industrial boiler industry, it is generally divided into four grades: A, B, C and D according to the production qualification license grade, among which, when purchasing boilers, users often consider Grade A boiler manufacturers. What is a grade A boiler?
Ash accumulation on the heating surface.
The scaling and ash deposition on the water-cooled wall of the furnace and the ash deposition of the superheater, convention tube bundles, economizer and preheater can increase the thermal resistance of the flue gas, weaken the heat transfer, lessen the cooling effect of the flue gas and increase the exhaust gas temperature of the gas-fired boiler.
Too high excess air coefficient.
Under normal circumstances, as the furnace outlet excess...
In the dairy industry, an efficient steam boiler is quite necessary to the dairy production process. The dairy steam boiler is critical milk processing equipment to transfer the raw milk to the high-quality of dairy products. Therefore, choosing a good dairy steam boiler is one of the most important decisions a dairy plant must make.
When you choose the dairy steam boiler, the first thing you shall pay attention to is the boiler shall meet the fluctuating load demands. Second, the boile...
Power boilers take the chemical energy stored in fuel, convert it to heat energy in the combustion process, and transfer that heat energy to water to produce steam. The transfer of energy from combustion gases to the water and steam is called heat transfer.
The key difference between vapor and steam is that vapor is a generally used term while steam is the technical and specific term. A shared attribute between vapor and steam is the point of origin or how it is formed. Steam and other kinds of vapor are often made by evaporation or with other means or application of heat.
In boilers, economizers are heat exchange devices that heat fluids, usually water, up to but not normally beyond the boiling point of that fluid. Economizers are so named because they can make use of the enthalpy in fluid streams that are hot, but not hot enough to be used in a boiler, thereby recovering more useful enthalpy and improving the boiler's efficiency. They are a device fitted to a boiler which saves energy by using the exhaust gases from the boiler to preheat the cold water used to fill it (the feed water).
