Luchi furnace jacket water
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Today, I am here to ask everyone for their insights regarding the consumption of water in the jacket of the Lurgi furnace and the amount of steam produced. I hope you will not hesitate to share your insights. Thank you! ! !
This question is basically meaningless – how can anyone discuss it?
One furnace can produce about 4 tons of gas per hour
Theoretically, the water consumption in the jacket of a Luzzi boiler is equal to the steam production rate, provided that the liquid level remains constant. The specific values depend on factors such as the type of coal used and the load.
I kindly ask the person upstairs to explain in detail the influencing factors and the calculation methods. Thank you!
It depends on the type of coal and the load. If there is a cumulative flow rate for the water supplied to the jacket, then, while maintaining a constant level of liquid in the jacket, the amount of water added per hour equals the amount of steam generated by the jacket.
The jacket water in the Luchie furnace uses medium-pressure boiler water, and its level must not be too high nor too low. It should be kept around 50% ； The gas production volume depends on the load of the furnace; the temperature is generally around 265 degrees
The influencing factors are coal type and load. If calculation is to be done, it is recommended that the poster use appropriate instruments to display and accumulate the instantaneous water inflow rate into the drum, as well as the steam production rate. By taking into account the size of the drum and the amount of water stored in it, the desired results can be calculated.
Agree with what was said on the sixth floor! Generally, the liquid level is kept constant.
The temperature changes as the pressure inside the furnace changes; this temperature is the saturation temperature at a given pressure. Therefore, if the pressure remains constant, the temperature also remains constant. To determine the exact temperature, it is necessary to know the pressure inside the furnace.