Cooling effect of the waste heat boiler
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The inlet temperature of the waste heat boiler is 580 degrees, and the outlet temperature is 280 degrees. The thermometers are working fine; I don’t understand why there’s such a large temperature difference. Please give me some suggestions.
-- I don’t know much about boilers. But I don’t understand – isn’t it normal for there to be a temperature difference between the inlet and outlet of the boiler? --
You need to check the design parameters of the boiler and compare them with the current operating parameters; only by identifying the differences can you consider appropriate solutions! For example, the inlet temperature of the waste heat boiler in our factory is 1217°, while the outlet temperature is 350°; the temperature difference is large, but it’s still within the normal range!
What are the effects of such a large temperature difference? Check if cold air is getting in I want to have a larger temperature difference in our boiler; if necessary,
It indicates that there is less dust accumulation, resulting in good heat exchange performance. You also need to consider your boiler’s steam output. The calories can be calculated. Can a balance be achieved?