Can a 1.25MPa boiler produce superheated steam?
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Can a 1.25MPa boiler produce superheated steam?
This post was last edited by pzhmotor on 2010-5-29 at 16:31. A boiler can work if it is equipped with a superheater. (We used a furnace with a pressure of 1.25 Mpa; it broke after being in use for seven or eight years. The process can also be carried out using saturated steam, but the furnace was not repaired.)
Generally not, unless there is a superheater
Generally not, but it can be achieved through technical upgrades. What do you use such low-pressure superheated steam for?
With a superheater, it’s possible to produce superheated steam, but the pressure is indeed low
Of course, you can refer to the specifications in the standard series GB/T1921—2004 for industrial steam boilers
With a superheater, it’s possible! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Our factory produces saturated steam at 1.27 MPa; it has no superheater, but it does have an evaporation tube bundle. With a superheater, there should be no problem, right?
Such a low pressure is almost on par with that of domestic boilers. In theory, it should be possible to achieve this, but it seems to cause significant wear and damage to the boiler body
Do you want to generate superheated steam inside the boiler?