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Latent heat Sensible heat Total heat Specific heat
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Visual observation Combustion Factors effecting Exhaust smoke Stack gas testing CO 2 vs CO C + O2 -> CO2 + 14,100 BTU/lbm carbon 2H2 + O2 -> 2H2O + 61,100 BTU/lbm hydrogen S + O2 -> SO2 + 4,000 BTU/lbm sulfur ------------------------------- 2C + O2 -> 2CO + 3,960 BTU/lbm carbon
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Natural Density of Saturated Liquid vs Saturated Vapor @ 300 PSI ρf = 52.9 lb/ft3, ρg = 0.647 lb/ft3 Forced Accelerated Radiation Convection Conduction
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Steam Drum & internals Headers Water Drum Tube Sheet Wrapper Sheet Drumhead End Plate Dry Pipe Water screen tubes Waterwall tubes Desuperheater Dry pipe Superheater Risers Downcomers Generating Tubes Bottom blow line Surface blow line Superheater vent line Economizer drain line Safety Valves Steam drum Superheater Economizer Soot Blower
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Firebrick (to 3000F) Insulating Brick (to 2500F) Insulating Block (to 1500F) Plastic Refractory (to 3000F) Purging boiler Boiler sliding feet
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Courtesy of E. Baumgart
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Waste heat boiler Economizer
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Rated by turn down ratio Turndown Ratio = Max oil flow / Min oil flow Turndown Ratio = (Max pressure / Min pressure).5 IE: FO pump output 300 psi, min pressure for atomization is 100 psi Turndown ratio = (300/100).5 = 1.732 Steam and Air Best adjustment (turndown ratio) Uses steam that cannot be recovered No fuel returns Steam & fuel both supplied FO supply pressures vary 8 to 350 psi Pressure jet atomizer One or more atomizers used to adjust firing rate of boiler Poor turndown ratio, as pressure decreases, nozzle spray cone increases in angle Rotary Cup Burner is spun by electric motor Fuel is sprayed into inside of cup, centrifugal force against cup walls “fine spray” Good turn down ratio, not best
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Fuel Oil Storage Fuel Oil Settling Tank Fuel Oil Pump (positive displacement pump) Filters / Strainers Heaters Burners (top or front) Fuel atomizer Register (supplies air)
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Flame Peephole in furnace Color of flame Incomplete combustion Dirty injectors Dirty boiler fuel tips Improper fuel temperature/pressure Excess air, pushes heat up stack Controlled by stack gas analysis (excess air and CO) Smoke Black Smoke Insufficient air Dirty burner Burner/injector tips wrong size Poor fuel atomization (check temperature & pressure) White Smoke – unburned fuel particles in exhaust along with water vapor Excess air Bright white flame Brown Haze – indicates good combustion Golden flame Clear Stack – possible excess air
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Delivered by feed pumps to boiler and economizer Water level out of sight on gage glass High water level Low water level Loss of feed pump Tube leak
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