Regarding the pipes of the organic heat carrier furnace itself
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Teachers, may I ask today what are the pipes in an organic heat carrier furnace? According to Article 1.2.1 of the \"Regulations on Technical Inspection for Boiler Safety\", the boiler itself is defined as: \"an integrated unit composed of the boiler drum, heat-exchanging surfaces along with their collectors and connecting pipes, the furnace, combustion equipment and air preheaters (including flue ducts and air ducts), the framework (including platforms and ladders), as well as slag removal equipment, etc.\" ”Recently, our company installed an organic heat carrier furnace, and it’s still quite difficult for me to understand the pipelines related to the boiler itself. I’m seeking advice from all of you experts; thank you very much
The main pipeline system includes the pipes from the circulation pump to the boiler inlet, the expansion tank, the oil discharge tank, and the pipes for oil filling; it also includes the pipes for the oil separation tank and the oil return tank within the boiler room
The pipeline from the circulation pump to the boiler inlet falls within the boiler’s scope; it shouldn’t be considered part of the boiler itself, right? Right?