Evaporation capacity of the waste heat boiler

2009-03-24View Original

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Replacing acid production using sulfur concentrate with sulfur combustion for acid production – the boiling conditions in the boiling furnace have a significant impact on the evaporation capacity of the waste heat boiler. Could anyone share some experience in this regard?

Reply #22009-03-24

In actual production, poor boiling conditions in the boiling furnace, low bottom pressure, and accumulation of deposits can lead to a low evaporation rate in the waste heat boiler as well as excessively high steam temperatures. This poses a serious threat to the proper operation of the boiler.

Reply #32009-09-13

2# hjinch Hello, our company’s waste heat boilers currently have a very low evaporation capacity. Could you please provide more details on this?

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