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What percent of tubes in a water tube boiler can be plugged?

Typically, a maximum of 5-10% of tubes in a water tube boiler can be plugged without significantly affecting its efficiency and performance. Any more than this could lead to reduced heat transfer and potential overheating issues in the boiler.


What is the metal used for making tubings of firetube boiler?

The tubes for fire tube boilers are usually made out of metal composites and can contain lead, steel and/or other metallic elements or alloys. Fire tube boilers are generally very large and many are made for use in locomotives.


Show you the diagram of lancashire boiler?

The name firetube is very descriptive. The fire, or hot flue gases from the burner, is channeled through tubes that are surrounded by the fluid to be heated. The body of the boiler is the pressure vessel and contains the fluid. In most cases this fluid is water that will be circulated for heating purposes or converted to steam for process use.Every set of tubes that the flue gas travels through, before it makes a turn, is considered a "pass". So a three-pass boiler will have three sets of tubes with the stack outlet located on the rear of the boiler. A 4-pass will have four sets and the stack outlet at the front.Firetube Boilers are:Relatively inexpensiveEasy to cleanCompact in sizeAvailable in sizes from 600,000 btu/hr to 50,000,000 btu/hrEasy to replace tubesWell suited for space heating and industrial process applicationsDisadvantages of Firetube Boilers include:Not suitable for high pressure applications 250 psig and aboveLimitation for high capacity steam generation


Which is better fire tube boiler or water tube boiler?

The words are literal , a water tube boiler is water inside the tubes with hot gases surrounding them and a fire tube boiler are got gases within the tubes with water surrounding them.


What is the purpose of boiler drum?

Purpose of the boiler drum is to collect steam from all the various tubes in a boiler, and send it to the turbine to spin the generator


How does the fire tube boiler operate?

In a fire tube boiler, the water surrounds a set of tubes through which the fire and the products of combustion travel (as opposed to a water tube boiler, in which the water travels through the tubes, and the fire surrounds the tubes).The HVAC Veteran


What is use of stay tube in Cochran boiler?

The stay tubes basically hold the boiler together, they are thicker than the ordinary tubes and generally dont need to be replaced as often.


Difference between water tube boiler and fire tube boiler?

The answer is in the name. Boilers are made with a "tube - in - shell" construction, and the name implies what is in the tube. In a water tube boiler, the water circulates through the tubes, and the burner is usually under them. Most of the time, the "shell" of this style of boiler would not be watertight. A fire tube boiler has a watertight outer jacket with tubes through the center of it. The flame is shot through the tubes.


How are Boiler tubes measured?

By gallons they hold


Where is the penthouse on a boiler?

Pent house is a desirable living room for headers, raiser tubes & hangers at the top of the boiler


Why tubes of a boiler are covered with a layer of asbestos?

to prevent loss of heat


What will be the effect of lower water level in boiler?

Effect of low water level in the boiler is rapid increase the temperature of the metal tubes, causing a collapse or rupture.