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Learn about key components such as burners, igniters, fans, and more in boiler auxiliaries to enhance power plant efficiency and output. Understand the critical role of airflow, fuel handling, and sizing considerations. Make informed decisions to minimize wasted costs and energy. Ask your questions about optimizing boiler auxiliaries for maximum power generation.
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Engineering Technology Division Power Plant Construction and QA/QC Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Overview • Introduction • Burners • Igniters • Fans • Air Heaters • Fuel Prep and Handling • Pulverized Coal • Stokers
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Introduction • Auxiliaries allow more heat to be produced. • Minimizing heat loss is key to maximizing output. • Efficiency is the key to generation. • Combustion needs oxygen so airflow is key to heat production. • Fuel type and size is key to combustion rate. • Sizing of Auxiliaries is critical.
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Introduction Power Output MW Turbine Steam Flow Temperature and Pressure Boiler Capacity Auxiliaries Under Capacity Over Capacity < Desired MW Maximum Operation Wasted Costs Wasted Energy
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Burners • Fuel • Natural Gas • Oil • Coal Dust • Quantity • Boiler Size
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Igniters - Gas
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Igniters - Oil
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Igniters - Combination
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Fans –Boiler Supply
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Fans –Boiler Exhaust
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Air Heaters Air Temperature Air Density Boiler Heat Boiler Efficiency
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Fuel Prep and Handling - Coal
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Crushed Coal
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Pulverized Coal 50 um - .002”
Section 2.4– Boiler Auxiliaries Questions?