DRAFT SYSTEM
Supply air for combustion Remove air from furnace Transporting pulverized coal to furnace Maintain speed for heat transfer
DRAFT SYSTEM
TYPES OF FANS
Axial fan
Fluid comes axially . Get compressed while
Centrifugal fan
Fluid comes axially. Get compressed because of
CENRIFUGAL FANS
Blue matching of machine foot , wedge plates and packer plates is done
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Leveling device
Packer plate
Flatness
Co planarity positioning
Master level
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Preliminary checks
Coupling half runout
Soft footing Bearing
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Runout check
Runout standards
Shaft speed Maximum runout 0.13 mm
0-1800 rpm
1800-3600 rpm
0.08 mm
3600+ rpm
0.05 mm
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Checking procedure
Dial indicator
First tight the bolt Place dial indicator Loose bolts See dial show less then 0.06
shims
Check gap between foot and
mm.
pedestal by shims at four sides of foot. They should come same other wise soft footing is there.
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Alignment basics
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Types of misalignments
Measured in mm
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Alignment methods
Face to Rim method Reverse indicator method
There other method to align shafts but these are predominantly used. Reverse indicator method is more accurate then Face to Rim method.
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Both shafts are moving so facial reading is going to be effected. To overcome ,we are using two extra dial indicator .
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Set of readings
Dimension required
Accuracy of Face to Rim method depends on diameter at which facial reading is taken.
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How to align
Electrical machines have magnetic center , so motor shaft first
needs to be positioned to it magnetic center , only then alignment is done. With above mentioned formula calculate position of Driver and Driven machine inboard and outboard foots. Find out movement of inboard and outboard foots to make shafts collinear and coplanar. This can easily be done by using graph paper Individuals do it on hit and trial basis but by using above process can be done in less time.
Magnetic center of electric machines is specified by manufacturer 25
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Example
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Same process of finding movement of Drive and Driven machine inboard and outboard foot to align shafts we follow here.
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Alignment specification
Most of time provided by manufacturer
Angular misalignment
Output of rotor in KW Coupling Speed rpm
Below 400 (mm) 400-1000 (mm) Over 1000 (mm)
2500-4000
2500-4000
1300-2500 Below 1300 2500-4000 Below 2500
0.02
0.06 0.08 0.02 0.03
0.03
0.07 0.10 0.03 0.04
0.04
0.10 0.15 0.04 0.05
Flexible coupling
Rigid coupling
2500-4000
Below 2500
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OPERATION PROBLEM
Part load Fluctuating weather
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FLOW CONTROLING
Dampers
Inlet vane Hydraulic variable speed coupling Variable frequency drive
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Inlet vane
Damper
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Mechanical comparison
Speed (flow) 100 % 90% 80% 70% 60% Hours 400 800 4000 2000 800 Load KW 933 680 477 320 201 Fluid coupling KWh 439,000 725,000 2,935,000 1,143,000 350,000 Variable speed coupling 439,000 648,000 2,229,000 780,000 201,000
Annual KWh
Annual energy cost Maintenance costs Total annual costs Capital costs Total five year cost Total ten year cost
5,559,000
$279,600 $20,000 $299,600 $235,000 $1,733,000 $3,231,000
4,367,000
$218,350 $10,000 $228,350 $295,000 $1,436,000 $2,578,000
Cost summary
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Reference :
Fan drive system efficiencies", Universal Dynamics Limited, ADAM CREERY .
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THANK YOU
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