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Boiler steel component weight

2009-09-16View Original

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Let's discuss together and see how many tons the steel component weight of the eight-ton anthracite chain furnace (szL8-1.25-wA) pot and the steel component weight of the furnace should reach to be the standard steel consumption. If it is less, does it count as cutting corners?
Reply #22009-09-16
This kind of double-drum chain grate boiler is a mature product, with a total weight of about 80t.~
Reply #32009-09-16
The cost of a boiler consists of three parts: pressure parts, structural parts, and cast iron parts.
Reply #42009-09-16
This post was last edited by hzliangke on 2009-9-17 18:25 It seems that there is no such specialized data. Generally, there is only an approximate steel consumption rate, 5~6t/(t/h) for industrial boilers and 2.5~5t/(t/h) for power station boilers, but this cannot be used to define whether corners are cut. This is just an economic indicator. Generally, the steel consumption rate should be reduced on the basis of ensuring safe, reliable and economical operation. Therefore, as long as safe, reliable, and economical operation can be ensured, no matter how little steel is used, it is okay!

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