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What are the static and dynamic equipment of the three-waste mixed combustion furnace?

2009-02-22View Original

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What are the static and dynamic equipment of the three-waste mixed combustion furnace?
Reply #22009-02-22
The scale is different, the purpose of steam production is different, and the equipment is also different. Generally, there are three waste furnaces/dust collectors/waste heat boilers/water cooling screens/steam superheaters/soft water additions/air preheaters/blower/secondary air fans/water pumps/sewage circulation pumps/coal loading machines/deaerators/water film dust collectors/induced draft fans/chimneys, etc. Among them, the dynamic and static equipment are easy to separate, so I won’t go into details. This post was finally written by eddy-8280103 Edited at 2009-2-22 13:03 ]
Reply #32009-02-22
Static equipment has: 1. Combustion furnace part: Three waste furnaces and dust collectors ; 2. Waste heat boiler and dust removal part: Waste heat boiler, water cooling screen, steam superheater, soft water addition, air preheater, deaerator, water film dust collector, chimney, etc. There are moving equipment: 1. Mainly auxiliary machines: Blower, secondary air blower, water supply pump, sewage circulation pump, coal loading machine, induced draft fan, etc.
Reply #42009-02-22
I originally found a CAD for a mixed combustion furnace in the forum. I can't find it. If anyone found it, please send me a link. Thank you.
Reply #52009-03-04
The static equipment of the three-waste furnace includes combustion furnace, dust collector, waste heat boiler, electrostatic precipitator, chimney, deaerator, coal bunker, etc. The operating equipment includes water pumps, primary fans, secondary fans, induced draft fans, coal loading equipment, coal crushing equipment, etc.
Reply #62009-03-25
I searched for "three-waste mixed combustion furnace" in this section and found two responses. One asked about the difference between current furnaces and traditional ones, and the other was this. Judging from everyone's responses, either there are not many people working on waste furnaces, or the experts are unwilling to talk about it. Due to time constraints today, I won’t post a new post. Tomorrow I will introduce the knowledge I know about the three-waste furnace in this area. I hope the moderators will not treat this post as a spamming post.

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