What tests are required after installing a boiler?
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I know that after installing the boiler, it’s necessary to carry out heating tests, drying tests, and pressure tests. I wonder if there are any other tests or tasks that need to be done in addition to these three Are they those required by regulations and standards, or things that must be done due to practical needs?
Automatic control systems, safety interlock devices, various auxiliary machines, water treatment systems, dust removal systems, and so on all need to be tuned up.
In addition to the furnace boiling, furnace drying, and hydrostatic testing you mentioned, there are also pipe flushing, steam tightness testing, safety valve adjustment, etc.: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-90098-1-1.html
Boiler cold-state testing is essential
Haha, from what you say, it seems you’re referring to the installation of industrial boilers. Automatic control systems, safety interlock devices, various auxiliary machines, water treatment systems, dust removal systems, cold tests of boilers as well as boiler firing and drying processes, and 72-hour trial operations are all tasks that fall under the responsibility of the installation team for commissioning. The technical supervision department verifies the technical documents of the installation department. “The statement that ‘those over 25 kilograms need to have an X-ray’ is too vague and unclear. “In “pipe flushing, steam tightness test, and safety valve adjustment,” setting the pressure for the safety valve is generally under the responsibility of the technical supervision department; the other two tasks do not require such oversight.