Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG) play a pivotal role in modern power plants, particularly in combined cycle operations. They help to improve the efficiency of gas turbines by recovering heat from exhaust gases, which would otherwise be wasted, and converting it into steam to drive a steam turbine. This process …
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Understanding Air Pollution Emissions and Flue Gas Emission Standards in Boiler Combustion
Introduction: Boilers are widely used in industries and households for various purposes, including heating, power generation, and industrial processes. However, the combustion of fuels in boilers can release harmful pollutants into the atmosphere, contributing to air pollution and its associated health and environmental impacts. In this blog post, we will …
Read More »Steam Trap Types Working and Function
The function of steam trap: Steam traps are installed in steam lines to drain condensate from the lines without allowing the escape of steam. There are many designs of steam traps for high and low-pressure use. Steam Trap working In general, a steam trap consists of a valve and a …
Read More »Soot Blower in Boiler Fixed & Rotary Soot Blowers
Large Boilers in power plants are fitted with soot blowers, which are tools to keep the outside surface of the tubes clean and free from material or ash that would have a detrimental effect on the heat transfer surface. The blowing fluid is generally steam and the frequency of operation …
Read More »Fluidized Bed Combustion FBC Boiler
“ (FBC) Fluidized bed combustion is a combustion technology used to burn solid fuels in steam boilers.” In Fluidized Bed Combustion Boiler technology When air or gas is passed through an inert bed of solid particles such as sand supported on a fine mesh or grid, the air initially will seek a path of least resistance and pass …
Read More »Boiler Steam drum internals and function
In the water tube boiler the upper drum (Boiler steam drum) provides for separation of steam from water. It also provides liquid holdup capacity (typically 10 to 60 seconds) to allow for a dynamic response to load changes without losing liquid in the downcomer and riser tubes. The size of the …
Read More »Stoker Fired Boiler types of stokers
Stoker Fired Boiler are classified according to the method of feeding fuel to the furnace and by the type of grate. The main types of stokers are: Chain-grate or travelling-grate stoker Spreader stoker boiler Travelling Grate or chain grate Stoker Boiler In Travelling Grate boiler coal is fed at one …
Read More »Package Boiler
The packaged boiler is so called because it comes as a complete factory-assembled Package with all mountings, accessories and control instrumentation are installed on it. Once it delivered to site, boiler requires only the steam, feed water pipe line. fuel supply connections and electrical connections to be made for package …
Read More »Water tube Boiler Commissioning Procedure and Checklists
The operation of checking the equipment and tuning them before putting into commercial operation is commonly termed as ‘commissioning’. The boiler commissioning activity includes the following: Boiler Inspection, pre-operation checking and preparation of the equipment including specialized cleaning. Trial run, initial operation and performance monitoring. Many of the equipment including …
Read More »Water Tube Boiler Parts and Functions
What is a water tube boiler? Water tube boilers were developed for a variety of reasons, including the need for higher steam pressures, higher steam generation rate, superheated steam. these types of boilers have quicker response to load changes. We briefly discuss about Water tube boiler parts and functions. In …
Read More »Types and Classifications of Industrial Boilers
What is a Boiler? The boiler is an important piece of equipment for most industrial facilities and power plants. The boiler is a closed pressure vessel in which water is converted into steam by the application of heat and used to produce high pressure or low-pressure steam or to produce …
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