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Except for oxygen heating measures

2009-03-16View Original

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What are the heating methods for removing oxygen? Is there an electric heating device? ...
Reply #22009-03-16
I’ve hardly seen any that use electric heating; I’ve only seen those that use steam for heating.
Reply #32009-03-16
We have two deaerators; the smaller boiler uses an electric deaerator, with the heating amount automatically adjusted according to the deaeration temperature. Large boilers use steam deaeration.
Reply #42009-03-16
There are generally two methods for deoxygenating boiler water: 1. Thermal deoxygenation; 2. Chemical deoxidation. Among them, thermal deaeration generally uses steam (low-pressure steam from the cycle or recovered waste steam)
Reply #52009-03-16
I have never seen an electric heater being used for heating. There are generally two methods for deoxygenating boiler water: 1. Thermal deoxygenation (vacuum); 2. Chemical deoxidation. For small-tonnage boilers, vacuum deoxidation is sufficient. Large boilers require two-stage thermal deaeration.
Reply #62009-03-16
Deaerators include high-pressure and low-pressure deaerators, both of which use steam at different pressures to remove oxygen

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