Tuesday, 8 July 2014

Cfbc Boiler, Vertical Boiler, Hot Air Generator

Oil pressure and temperature. Pressure and temperature directly affect the ability of oil to properly atomize and burn completely and efficiently. Changes promote flame failure, fuel-rich combustion, shooting, oil buildup in the furnace, and visible stack emissions. Causes include a dirty strainer, worn pump, faulty relief valve, or movement in linkage or pressure-regulating valve set point. Oil temperature changes typically are caused by a dirty heat exchanger or a misadjusted or defective temperature control. Balkrishna Boilers for Cfbc Boiler,Vertical Boiler, Hot Air Generator.

Gas pressure. Gas pressure is critical to proper burner operation and efficient combustion. Irregular pressure leads to flame failure or high amounts of carbon monoxide. It may even cause over or under firing, affecting the boiler's ability to carry the load. Gas pressure should be constant at steady loads, and should not oscillate during firing rate changes. Balkrishna Boilers for Cfbc Boiler,Vertical Boiler, Hot Air Generator.

Usually, pressure varies between low and high fire. Therefore, readings should be compared to
those taken at equivalent firing rates to determine if adjustments are needed or a problem exists. Gas pressure irregularities are typically caused by fluctuations in supply pressure to the boiler regulator or a dirty or defective boiler gas pressure regulator. Balkrishna Boilers for Cfbc Boiler,Vertical Boiler, Hot Air Generator.



Vertical Boiler, Electrostatic Precipitator, Esp Manufacturers, Indian Boilers

Waterside and fireside surfaces. Waterside and fireside surfaces should be inspected and cleaned annually. A visual inspection provides an early warning that the vessel needs repair or water treatment or that combustion needs adjustment. Inspecting and cleaning water-column connections should receive special attention. Soot in the breeching is a fire hazard and can cause severe combustion-related problems. Balkrishna Boilers For Vertical Boiler, Electrostatic Precipitator, Esp Manufacturers, Indian Boilers.

Safety valves. Safety valves are the most important safety devices on the boiler they are the last line of defense for protecting the pressure vessel from overpressure. Once a year. Operating pressure should be tested by bringing the relief valve to its setting. Valves should pop and reseat according to the valve stamping. Balkrishna Boilers For Vertical Boiler, 
Electrostatic Precipitator, Esp Manufacturers, Indian Boilers.

Refractory. Refractory protects steel not in direct contact with the water from overheating. It also
helps maintain proper burner flame patterns and performance. If the boiler remains on all the time, refractory should be inspected twice a year. If the boiler cycles more frequently or is turned on and off daily, refractory should be inspected more often. Balkrishna Boilers For Vertical Boiler, Electrostatic Precipitator, Esp Manufacturers, Indian Boilers.


Thermal Oil Heater, Thermal Liquid Heater, Hot Water Boiler

Water column blow down. Water columns on steam boilers should be blown down once each shift or at a minimum once a day. This action keeps the column and piping connections clean and free of sediment or sludge. The water column also must he kept clean to ensure the water level in the gauge glass accurately represents the water level in the boiler. The gauge glass and tricocks connected to the water column are the only means of visually verifying boiler water level. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermal Oil Heater,Thermal Liquid Heater, Hot Water Boiler.


The low-water cutoff should be checked once a week by shutting off the feed water pump and
letting the water evaporate under normal steam conditions at low fire. The gauge glass should he observed and marked at the exact point at which the low water cutoff shuts down the boiler. The test verifies operation of the low-water cutoff under operating conditions. The low-water cutoff also should the removed and cleaned every six months. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermal Oil Heater,Thermal Liquid Heater, Hot Water Boiler.

Proper water treatment prolongs boiler life and ensures safe and reliable operation.
Treatment programs are designed around the quality and quantity of raw water makeup and system design. They should be directed by a qualified water management consultant. Flue gas temperature. Flue gas temperature is a good indicator of boiler efficiency changes. The temperature should be recorded regularly and compared to those of a clean boiler under the same operating conditions. Accurately determining the affect on efficiency requires that the firing rate and operating pressure be the same. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermal Oil Heater,Thermal Liquid Heater, Hot Water Boiler.   


Power Boiler, Bi Drum Boiler, Water Tube Boiler, Semi Industrial Boiler

Water level. The most important maintenance inspection is to check the boiler water level daily.
Insufficient water causes pressure vessel damage or failure. At a minimum, steel in the pressure
vessel could overheat. The condition could change the pressure withholding capabilities of the
vessel, necessitating vessel repair or replacement. More seriously, a low water level could damage the equipment or building. Or even cause personal injury. Balkrishna Boilers for 
Power Boiler,Bi Drum Boiler, Water Tube Boiler, Semi Industrial Boiler.


Boiler blows down. Steam boilers should be blown down daily to maintain recommended dissolved. Solids levels and to remove sludge and sediment. Hot water boilers generally take on no makeup. Water and, therefore do not need to be blown down. Balkrishna Boilers for Power Boiler,Bi Drum Boiler, Water Tube Boiler, Semi Industrial Boiler.


As the boiler takes on makeup water the solids concentration builds up. Solids accumulate in either dissolved or suspended form. Unless they are controlled dissolved solids promote carryover of water with the steam causing water hammer and damaging piping, valves, or other equipment. Carryover also raises the moisture content in the steam, affecting proper operation of equipment that uses steam. Balkrishna Boilers for Power Boiler,Bi Drum Boiler, Water Tube Boiler, Semi Industrial Boiler.



Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermic Fluid Heater

A boiler is an enclosed vessel in which water is heated and circulated, either as hot water, steam, or superheated steam for the purpose of heating, powering, and/or producing electricity. Balkrishna Boilers for Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermic Fluid Heater .The furnace of the boiler is where the fuel and air are introduced to combust; fuel/ air mixtures are normally introduced into the furnace by using burners, where the flames are formed. The resulting hot gases travel through a series of heat exchangers, where heat is transferred to the water flowing though them. The combustion gases are finally released to the atmosphere via the stack of exhaust section of the boiler. Balkrishna Boilers For Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermic Fluid Heater.


A condensing boiler preserves energy by using heat exchangers designed to remove additional energy from the gases of combustion before leaving the stack. The flue gases produced from condensing boilers are at a much lower temperatures than those of non condensing boilers to the extent that the water vapor in the flue gases condenses, thus releasing their latent heat and increasing efficiency of the boiler. Condensing boilers have efficiencies of 95% or greater as compared to the normal 70%-80% for non-condensing boilers. Balkrishna Boilers For Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermic Fluid Heater.



Thermic Fluid Heater, Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermal Fluid Heater

The inspection certificate is evidence that the boiler has been inspected and is safe to operate under the pressure and temperatures noted on the certificate.North Carolina law states that no boiler or pressure vessel may be operated without a current inspection certificate. Operating without a current certificate is considered a Class 3 misdemeanor. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermic Fluid Heater, Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermal Fluid Heater.

The rules state that the owner must notify the Boiler Safety Bureau by submitting a detailed report of the accident. In the event of personnel injury or any explosion, notice shall be given immediately by telephone, telegraph or messenger, and neither the boiler, nor any parts shall be removed or disturbed before permission has been given by the Chief Inspector, except for the purpose of saving human life and limiting consequential damage. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermic Fluid Heater, Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermal Fluid Heater.

The Boiler Safety Bureau is fee-funded and does not receive any money from the legislature. Therefore, the Bureau charges a fee for its services. The fee is dependent upon the complexity of work and the time spent inspecting the object. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermic Fluid Heater, Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermal Fluid Heater.


Obtaining periodic boiler inspections provided by commissioned boiler inspectors either in the employ of the North Carolina Department of Labor or in the employ of the boiler insurance company. Balkrishna Boilers for Thermic Fluid Heater, Coal Fired Thermic Fluid Heater, Biomass Thermal Fluid Heater.


Multi Fuel Fired Boiler, Furnace Oil Fired Boiler, Pellet Fired Boiler

Also included are fired units for heating or vaporizing liquids other than water where these units are separate from processing systems and are complete within them. This definition includes water heaters that exceed 200,000 Btu/hr heat inputs, 200 degrees Fahrenheit at the outlet, or 120 gallons nominal water containing capacity. Balkrishna Boilers for Multi Fuel Fired Boiler, Furnace Oil Fired Boiler, Pellet Fired Boiler.

Boilers, storage tanks and other pressure equipment are potentially dangerous objects. They contain large amounts of energy while operating. The energy is released instantaneously if they fail and the results are devastating. When water changes from liquid to steam, it expands 1,600 times its original volume. In other words, one cubic foot of water instantly converts to 1,600 cubic feet of steam. A small boiler having a volume of 10 cubic feet and operating at a pressure of 100 psi has an explosive equivalent of 2,278 grams of TNT-approximately equal to the anti-tank mine used during Desert Storm. Balkrishna Boilers for Multi Fuel Fired Boiler, Furnace Oil Fired Boiler, Pellet Fired Boiler.

In order to ensure the continued safety of pressure equipment, it is inspected by qualified commissioned inspectors on a periodic basis. The purpose of the inspection is to make sure accidents do not happen. Since inspections are a snapshot in time and can only tell how safe the vessel is at the time of the inspection, there is an implied duty on the owner/operator of the vessel to keep it in safe and proper working order. Balkrishna Boilers for Multi Fuel Fired Boiler, Furnace Oil Fired Boiler, Pellet Fired Boiler.