Can power station boilers be tested for efficiency?

2017-12-13View Original

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Can power station boilers be tested for efficiency?

Reply #22017-12-13

How can such a question be asked? Energy efficiency testing is something that boilers must undergo. There is a type of testing done during the boiler’s design phase, and it is necessary to carry out this testing before a new boiler is completed and put into use. For boilers that are already in use, energy efficiency testing is conducted every two years. There are two methods for conducting this testing: the positive balance method and the negative balance method

Reply #32017-12-14

The manager said that energy efficiency tests can be conducted using industrial boilers, but not with power station boilers; I’m not sure if it’s due to a lack of technology.

Reply #42017-12-14

It’s impossible for such a problem to exist; it’s just a matter of adding more measurement points

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