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How is the size of waste heat boilers determined?

2018-04-20View Original

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How is the size of waste heat boilers classified? What capacity threshold defines a small boiler?
Reply #22018-04-20
Calculated based on evaporation volume, 4 tons or less
Reply #32018-04-20
Could you provide the source? Is it a national standard, an industry standard, or some unwritten rule?
Reply #42018-04-20
Where does this come from? Please provide the source. Thank you
Reply #52018-04-21
According to the \"Specifications for the Engineering Design of Process Systems in Chemical Plants (III) HG 20559-1993\", waste heat boilers are classified by their evaporation capacity: those with an evaporation capacity of 20 t/h or less are considered small boilers, those with a capacity of 20–75 t/h are medium-sized boilers, and those with a capacity of over 75 t/h are large boilers.

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