Selection between continuous and intermittent drainage for boilers
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I’m seeking advice from experts. I’ve just started working with blowdown expanders and need to design one, but I’m not sure how to determine the appropriate connection method for the boiler’s blowdown and drainage systems. I don’t have any relevant parameters yet, and I haven’t found any books that clearly explain how to make this decision. Could anyone recommend a book? Is the selection mainly based on the boiler’s capacity?
Continuous discharge occurs at the level of the deoxygenated water, while periodic discharge takes place at guo lu
Continuous drainage occurs on the surface of the boiler water, while periodic drainage takes place at the bottom of the boiler water. The discharge volume of our waste heat boiler is calculated as 5% of the water intake volume.
Continuous discharge occurs at the level of the deoxygenated water, while periodic discharge takes place at guo lu
The 06 edition of the Design Manual for Small and Medium-sized Cogeneration Plants contains methods here
Continuous drainage occurs on the surface of the boiler water, while periodic drainage takes place at the bottom of the boiler water. The discharge volume of our waste heat boiler is calculated as 5% of the water intake volume.
The total discharge volume of the waste heat boiler here is generally 1%-2% of the feedwater volume