Is it necessary to install a superheater in a high-pressure gas furnace with low evaporation rate?
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A friend asked me a question: their factory plans to install a gas-fired steam boiler with an evaporation capacity of around 5 t/h and operating at a pressure of approximately 6.0 MPa. The high-pressure steam is used in the high-temperature hydrolysis stage of the production process. Is it necessary to install a superheater? I personally don’t think it’s necessary, but I don’t know much about high-pressure gas stoves with low evaporation rates. Could some expert please explain this? Thank you!
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The purpose of superheating steam is to improve power generation efficiency; there’s no other reason for using such a high pressure level in a boiler of this small size. Are you sure it can operate at that pressure? It is recommended to use a heat transfer oil furnace for indirect heating