Load tracking is an important feature of industrial boilers that helps to optimize their performance and efficiency. Load tracking refers to the ability of a boiler to adjust its output in response to changes in demand.
In an industrial setting, the demand for steam or hot water can vary significantly depending on factors such as production schedules, weather conditions, and other variables. Load tracking allows the boiler to adjust its output to match the changing demand, ensuring that...
Proper shutdown procedures are crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of a coal-fired steam boiler. The following steps should be followed when shutting down a coal-fired steam boiler:
1. Reduce the load: Before shutting down the boiler, the load should be reduced to its minimum level. This will help to prevent sudden drops in pressure and temperature, which could cause damage to the boiler and its components.
2. Shut off the fuel supply: The fuel supply to the boiler should be ...
High exhaust temperature in a biomass-fired boiler can be caused by several factors, including:
1. Insufficient air supply: If there is not enough air supplied to the combustion chamber, the fuel may not burn completely, resulting in high exhaust temperatures.
2. Excessive fuel supply: Excessive fuel supply can overload the boiler, causing incomplete combustion and high exhaust temperatures.
3. Improper combustion: Improper combustion can lead to incomplete fuel burning and high exhaust tempe...
A biomass-fired boiler furnace that has multiple issues such as wall cracks, deformation, coking, and tilt, loose bricks, tube wall blockage, burned-out rock wool sealing, and combustion chamber wall damage requires immediate attention to prevent further damage and potential safety hazards.
Firstly, it is recommended to shut down the boiler immediately to prevent any further damage and ensure the safety of the surrounding area. The boiler should not be restarted until all necessary repa...
Thermic fluid heater boilers are widely used in a variety of industries because of their excellent performance and energy efficiency. They offer several benefits over traditional steam boilers, including better temperature control, easy operation, and low maintenance costs. Here are some frequently asked questions about thermic fluid heater boilers:
1, What is a thermic fluid heater boiler?
A thermic fluid heater boiler is a device that uses thermal oil or heat transfer oil to transfer heat fr...
An Interlock in the boiler’s control system is a programmed or hardwired condition that forces a device to be in a pre-determined or permissive state before the process can continue.
Depending on design pressure, fuel type, either liquid, gas or solid, all steam boiler require interlocks to sequence the operation and to prevent damage to the boiler. Examples of such devices are High or Low Boiler Drum Water Level, Low Boiler Feed Pump Pressure, High or Low Fuel pressure, High or Low Atomization pressure (oil fired), Proof of Ignition, Proof of Flame, FD and/or ID (solid fuel) Fan Motor Operation or combustion air pressure, Damper or Valve position and High Boiler Steam Pressure as well as O2 and furnace temperature.
The boiler manhole-lids are mounted from the inside of the boiler so that the boiler pressure will help to keep them tight. Hence the manholes have to be elliptical in shape to make it possible to take the lid out from the boiler.
The circulating pressure of a thermal oil boiler is generated by the driving of the circulating oil pump to the thermal oil circulation. Generally, the working pressure of the thermal oil pump is 4 ~ 8kg / cm2. Actually, the pressure of the thermal oil pump differs from different working conditions.
What are the factors that affect the maximum pressure of thermal oil heater?
1. Pressure of circulating hot oil pump
The pressure of liqu...
