Objective The objective of combustion control in a recovery boiler is, as in the case of an industrial boiler, to maintain the fuel flow rate in accordance with the
Objective The objective of this loop is to maintain the combustion chamber pressure within a narrow band around the set point to ensure satisfactory combustion as well as a
Objective In accordance with the requirements of NFPA 8502, a combustion control system must comply with, among others, the following design requirements(1): – Combustion control
Objective The objective of this loop is to generate a load demand signal for the burners that maintains the balance between the energy delivered and supplied by the system.
Objective: There are boilers whose production is saturated steam, such that the steam temperature is determined by the operating pressure, as these variables are directly related. There are also
Considerations Regarding Measurements: The measurement of the pressure tank level is usually done using differential pressure transmitters (Figure 3-14). This measurement is based on the pressure difference generated by the
3.2.1 Fuel Oil Pressure Control Objective The objective of this loop is to maintain the fuel oil supply pressure at its appropriate value. Maintaining the pressure
The design and functional requirements of the safety system in a heat recovery boiler are analogous to those discussed for an industrial boiler. Even most of the sequences
2.3.1 Design Requirements The following design requirements are taken from the requirements of NFPA 8502. The BMS shall be designed so that an individual failure