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Dear teachers, due to environmental protection policies, one of our factory’s small coal-fired boilers is being upgraded to remove dust and sulfur compounds. I’ve just taken on this task, and I’m not sure what procedures are required for modifying small boilers like ours with a capacity of 10T/D. I heard that it’s necessary to file a report with a certain department, but I really have no idea what to do. Q: I hope experienced colleagues can give me some guidance. What do I need to do? Thank you first {:1_90:}
What are the environmental protection zones in your area? What kind of coal is being used? The vaporized combustion of carbon molecules represents an advanced technology for the environmental protection and energy-saving upgrades of coal-fired boilers. Compared with existing desulfurization and dust removal technologies, it enables pollution control at the source, offers environmental benefits and energy savings, and results in lower operating costs.
Just make a few more trips to the Environmental Protection Bureau and the Quality Inspection Institute for kitchen equipment inspections, and that’s it! Ask and see
It is recommended that you consult boiler manufacturers with the appropriate manufacturing qualifications
It’s mainly related to environmental protection; currently it may only require registration, without the need for approval.