What are the differences between industrial solid waste and hazardous waste waste heat boilers, and domestic waste waste heat boilers?
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What are the differences between industrial solid waste and hazardous waste waste heat boilers, and domestic waste waste heat boilers? Can it be confused?
I’ll have to figure it out myself – it seems like this problem is quite difficult, haha;P
The composition of the products after combustion varies significantly; as a result, factors such as corrosion and ash deposition that need to be taken into account in boiler design also differ. Consequently, the types of waste heat boilers used, as well as the emission standards for flue gases, vary accordingly. . .
Thank you for the reply; it’s excellent! Can it be understood that it doesn’t matter what kind of waste it is; what’s important is the composition of the flue gas?
Yes, it’s mainly due to the corrosion caused by smoke; there isn’t much that’s different. The key factor is the material selection
The principle is the same; in simple terms, it’s a heat exchanger. It is calculated based on design parameters and basic design inputs, and can be classified according to industry categories
Then why did he choose so many names? You can consider them the same – they are all heat exchangers.