Can chain furnaces be used in power generation boilers?
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Can chain furnaces be used in power generation boilers?
Thermal power plants use chain furnaces, which can reach 65-75T/H
Of course! Many small power plants have multiple smaller boilers!
It can be used, but it is not economical. The thermal efficiency of chain boilers is low and it is difficult to reach 80%, especially low-quality coal is difficult to use.
It can be used, but the efficiency is low, so I won’t let you use it now.
Does not meet* * Energy policy has long been out of the question.
Chain furnaces can be used, but chain furnaces have strict requirements on fuel. Power plants are large consumers of coal, so it is uneconomical to use chain furnaces.
Okay, I'm in Dongpingshi* It was a chain furnace
You can use a chain boiler, which is generally used in self-provided power plants of small enterprises. I once built a 20T self-contained power generation boiler.
The tonnage of early boilers was not high and the technology was not developed. Most of them used chain furnaces. Although the efficiency was not high, it saved part of the investment in the pulverizing system, which is generally justified. It is definitely not applicable now.
Yes, our factory uses a 75T chain furnace to generate electricity for our own use. By the way, our factory is located in a coal mining area with convenient resources. :)
Power plants can use chain furnaces. In the past, thermal power plants used chain furnaces, but chain furnaces were smaller. Currently, thermal power plants use large furnaces, and fluidized bed boilers dominate.