Drum design issues
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The user has only provided the following technical parameters for designing a steam drum: the rated evaporation capacity of the steam drum is 16 t/h, the design pressure is 1.5 MPa, the design temperature is 240°C, and the maximum operating pressure is 1.3 MPa. How should it be designed? I would appreciate advice from experts
Are there any relevant standards or specifications that can be referred to? ? ? ?
The specifications need to be determined by the process engineering department.
It’s easy to calculate once you have the technical data; it shouldn’t be difficult for someone in this field
I’m not an expert in this area, so I don’t know where to start
Since the drum is needed to maintain the boiler’s liquid level and prevent it from running dry, a buffer time for the liquid level is also required. It is certainly possible to estimate a time, such as 4 hours, and by adding the amount of evaporation, determine the size of the steam drum; however, this method is not accurate.
We can design and produce it; it’s simple.
People from boiler factories know how to calculate the volume; once you have that volume, you can proceed with the design. If not, you can ask me to handle the design
Could you explain it? I personally want to learn *it a bit; are there any relevant materials? Thank you
Could you explain it? Or could you provide some information? I personally want to learn about it*; are there any relevant standards or something like that?