BOILER
(BABCOCK & WILCOX BOILER)
Submitted To:
By:
Mr. Syed Qaiser Husain
Submitted
Raju singh
CONTENT
Introduction
Classification
Babcock & Wilcox Boiler
Construction Of B&W Boiler
Working
Features
Accessories
Advantages & Disadvantages
Applications
INTRODUCTION
A water containing vessel in which
water is heated under pressure
Transfer heat from a fuel source (oil,
gas, coal) into steam
The steam or hot fluid circulates out of
the boiler for use in various process or
heating appliances.
Classification
Theevaporativecapacityofthisboilerishighcomparedwith
otherboilers(20,000to40,000kg/hr).Theoperatingpressure
liesbetween11.5to17.5bar.
Thedraughtlossisminimumcomparedwithotherboilers.
Thedefectivetubescanbereplacedeasily.
Theentireboilerrestsoveranironstructure,independentof
brickwork,sothattheboilermayexpandorcontractfreely.
Thebrickwallswhichformthesurroundingsoftheboilerare
onlytoenclosethefurnaceandthehotgases.
Accessories
Safety valve
Water level indicators
Bottom blowdown valve
Continuous blowdown
valve
Flash tank
Automatic
blowdown/continuous
heat recovery system
Advantages
Steam can be generated at very high
pressures
Heating surface is more
Steam can be raised more quickly
maximum amount of heat is transferred to
water
A good and rapid circulation of water can
be made
it is easier to transport
It is suitable for use in steam power plants
Disadvantages
It is less suitable for impure and sedimentary
water, as a small deposit of scale may cause the
overheating and bursting of tubes. Hence, water
treatment is very essential for water tube
boilers.
Maintenance cost is high.
Failure in feed water supply even for a short
period is liable to make the boiler overheated.
Hence the water level must be watched very
carefully during operation of a water tube boiler.
Applications
Stationary
Marine
Railways
Variety of process applications in industries
Chemical processing divisions
Pulp and Paper manufacturing plants
Refining units
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