The boiler holds a quantity of water - which is heated by gas flame or electric element. The hot water is pumped around the heating system in an endless loop, gradually cooling as it travels. The cooler water returns to the boiler to be re-heated.
A steam generating unit generally is not a self contained unit and allows the steam by-product (water) to escape. A Boiler is generally a sealed system that recirculates the condensed water back to the heating chamber for re-use.
High pressure (HP) and Low pressure (LP) bypass systems are used for quick start-up of the unit as well as during trip-out, where load rejection at the turbine does not automatically lead to a boiler trip. With a bypass system, start-up is quicker. The system diverts the steam generated by the boiler to the Re-heater/Condenser, at the same time reducing the pressure and temperature of steam, thus maintaining a minimum circulation of steam through the boiler. This enables running the boiler without the turbine in service, ensuring flow through re-heater coils. HP-LP bypass system has the following advantages :- 1.The prolonged venting of safety valves to atmosphere is avoided, thereby reducing DM water loss and cutting noise emission. 2.Sustained flow through the boiler heating surfaces is assured, ensuring Re-heater protection during start-up of units. 3.If the grid cannot accept power, the unit can be kept running on house load.
Let's consider a coal-fired power plant. Here we have a boiler that burns coal to produce steam. The boiler radiates heat and this radiant heat loss causes an efficiency penalty - about 1% of the energy in the coal is lost in radiation. Moisture that was in the coal to start with (and even moisture in the air because of humidity) gets heated up in the boiler but does not contribute to the process of combustion. This also causes and efficiency loss. Instead of being properly burned up un the furnace, some of the coal particles just fall to the bottom of the furnace, and is collected along with the ash. The steam that the boiler produced goes to a turbine that spins like a fan because of the pressure in the steam. The turbine drives a generator that produces the electricty that comes out of the power plant. Both the turbine and boiler have some losses due to friction, but the main loss in the turbine is the energy in the steam leaving the exhaust of the turbine. Because we want to condense this steam back into water so we can re-use it for supplying the boiler, the energy lost from the exhaust of the turbine actually makes its way to the cooling tower before being rejected into the atmosphere. It seems inefficienct to do it this way, but it's the best method we have at the moment.
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The boiler holds a quantity of water - which is heated by gas flame or electric element. The hot water is pumped around the heating system in an endless loop, gradually cooling as it travels. The cooler water returns to the boiler to be re-heated.
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A steam generating unit generally is not a self contained unit and allows the steam by-product (water) to escape. A Boiler is generally a sealed system that recirculates the condensed water back to the heating chamber for re-use.
Warm them up. Ideally you should use a double boiler, or some other gentle heat source instead of an open flame.
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High pressure (HP) and Low pressure (LP) bypass systems are used for quick start-up of the unit as well as during trip-out, where load rejection at the turbine does not automatically lead to a boiler trip. With a bypass system, start-up is quicker. The system diverts the steam generated by the boiler to the Re-heater/Condenser, at the same time reducing the pressure and temperature of steam, thus maintaining a minimum circulation of steam through the boiler. This enables running the boiler without the turbine in service, ensuring flow through re-heater coils. HP-LP bypass system has the following advantages :- 1.The prolonged venting of safety valves to atmosphere is avoided, thereby reducing DM water loss and cutting noise emission. 2.Sustained flow through the boiler heating surfaces is assured, ensuring Re-heater protection during start-up of units. 3.If the grid cannot accept power, the unit can be kept running on house load.
The boiler in which fluidisation and combustion is done in the bed with the help of (pa,sa&ta)air and ash(un burnt particle) is re-used through cyclone and siphone to the bed is called cfbc boiler.
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if it's dripping water constantly even when cold most likely your pressure reducing valve on the in coming water is letting in more water than it should causing the pressure to rise, if it just happens when the boiler is calling for heat it's probably your expansion tank, it could be water lodged and needs to be drained and re pressurized or replaced. make sure the pressurizer relief valve is not dripping before your boiler reaches 30 psi, that's what they are usually set for on house boilers, if it is dripping before reaching 30psi it's a faulty pressure relief valve that needs to be replaced