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Problems with superheated steam in boilers

2017-02-12View Original

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As the title suggests, is it feasible to use the high-pressure saturated steam generated as a by-product of the unit to feed the boiler superheater? Boiler superheating and the advantages and disadvantages of installing a gas superheater?
Reply #22017-02-13
It’s not entirely clear whether there are any technical challenges, but steam superheaters are commonly used in large boilers, typically those with a steam production capacity of over 400 t/h. As for gas superheaters, the one in our company operates quite stably; its advantage is that it can handle a certain amount of process off-gases, thereby helping to save energy and reduce consumption.
Reply #32017-02-13
Superheaters can be installed in boilers of several dozen tons
Reply #42017-02-13
This is called a steam superheater; the technology is already quite mature
Reply #52017-02-13
Are you referring to gas superheating or the superheating in the superheater section of the boiler?

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