Performance evaluation methods for boilers
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The boiler in our unit uses a manual coal feeder and has no meter. The measurement of steam is determined based on the condensate in the plant area. The return flow rate of the condensate is sometimes not very accurate. (Public utility stations sometimes require external discharge.) Performance evaluations need to be conducted in the boiler workshop. How can we ensure more accurate assessments? I hope fellow sailors will offer their help. Thank you! ! ! ! ! This post was last edited by *anpangpang on 2009-2-18 20:03]
If the measurements are inaccurate, it will be even harder for you to conduct evaluations! Stop making things difficult for the operators! !
It is recommended that you install flow meters on the steam pipelines, so that you can keep track of the amount of steam used. It is not advisable to measure steam consumption by counting the condensed water, as this method results in too large errors !
It’s really quite troublesome to calculate! Just count the usage amount and the feed amount, and you’ll know!
Then you should just assess the hard indicators such as pressure, temperature, water quality, and waste discharge