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  • Overview· PDF fileThe fire tube boiler, the oldest design, is made so the products of combustion pass through tubes surrounded by water in a shell. The furnace/flame volume can either be inside or external to the shell that contains the water. The upper steam capacity of fire tube boilers is about 20,000 Ibm/hr, and the peak pressure obtainable is limited by their large shells to about 300 psi. Fire-tube boilers are used for …
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Steam Boiler Functions & Terms. Shell: Consists of one or more steel plates bent into a cylindrical form and welded together.The shell ends are closed with end plates; Grate/ Bed: it is a platform in the furnace upon which fuel is burnt.It can be a Simple Grate for combustion of solid Fuel or a Nozzle Bed for Fluidized Bed Combustion.; Furnace: it is the chamber formed by the space above the grate and …

In the water tube boiler, the water and steam flow inside the tubes and the hot gases flow over the outside surfaces. Where as in fire tube boilers hot gases from combustion travels through the tubes. flue gases produced from furnace where fuel is burnt. Water tube boiler design and working

DHL series biomass-fired steam boiler DHL corner tube boiler is field assembled boiler, it uses a piping system as the frame of the entire boiler, and it bears the full load of the boiler, which makes a non-framework boiler. At the same time, this frame also serves as the down comer of the boiler and upper and lower headers.

· PDF fileDetail out of steam separation principles drum and its function contraction details of boiler drum in size reflects the fact that a coal-fired unit has to be designed to prevent excessive slagging, whereas an oil -fired unit has to take into account, as a primary sizing factor, its furnace tube -wall integrity. Furnace Design Considerations 9/4/2013 Steag O&M Company 6 Important design considerations for the …

The function of Boiler Economiser The E conomizer in Boiler works on the principle of Heat Transfer. Heat transfer usually takes place from high temperature to low temperature. In the case of Boilers, flue gases or exhaust from the boiler outlet are at high temperature and water that needs to be preheated is at low temperature.