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Does the load of dry quenching boiler need to be adjusted during operation?

2009-09-08View Original

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Does the load of dry quenching boiler need to be adjusted during operation? How to adjust the pressure level? Does it all rely on steam turbine adjustment? I just switched to dry quenching. I haven’t started working yet. I need to learn first. * one time!
Reply #22009-09-09
1. Control T6 temperature to control boiler pressure. 2. Use boiler emission control.
Reply #32009-09-09
The main purpose is to control the temperature of the circulating gas at the boiler inlet, which is T6. By reducing the coke discharge speed and opening the bypass valve, it is believed that the water inlet volume of the boiler is certain. Taking into account the transportation capacity of the steam pipeline, the steam release valve can be opened appropriately.
Reply #42009-09-10
Dude! The load of the boiler is mainly controlled by adjusting the inlet and outlet temperature, steam pressure and T6 temperature of the boiler water vapor system, which means controlling the circulating air volume and water supply volume. It has basically nothing to do with steam engines.

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