Are the waste heat boilers in chemical plants also managed as boilers?
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I operate a methanol plant that has three waste heat boilers. Are the waste heat boilers in chemical plants also managed as boilers? Is that the case, and what is the difference from a boiler?
Waste heat boilers are also boilers, and must be managed in strict accordance with the relevant regulations for boilers.
We are An Boiler Tubes. But we have a few small ones that aren’t well managed. It seems the department is in charge of heat exchanger management
Since it’s a boiler, it should be managed in accordance with the relevant regulations for boilers
Waste heat boilers are not the same as regular boilers; they are not managed in the same way
Personally, I think a waste heat boiler is also a type of boiler
The regulations specify as follows: 1. Shell-and-tube waste heat boilers fall under the category of pressure vessels, and their safety inspection and management shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions on pressure vessels in the Regulations and Detailed Rules, as well as the Safety Inspection Regulations for Pressure Vessels. II. Flue-type waste heat boilers fall under the category of boilers, and their safety supervision and management are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions on boilers in the Regulations and Detailed Rules, as well as the Safety Supervision Regulations for Steam Boilers.
One concept needs to be clarified: does the original poster refer to the jurisdictional scope or operational management? Jurisdiction: 1. Shell-and-tube types are managed as containers; 2. Flue-type types are managed as boilers. Operation management: Managed as boilers.
According to the original poster, it probably refers to operation management? In accordance with boiler management.