WBS: P93/Buckstay Scope of supply: The buckstay system provides the lateral support for the furnace and convention pass enclosure wall tubes against gas pressure, wind & earthquake. Thermally, buckstay must be able to adjust to the changing temperatures of the wall tubes while containing pressure loads acting on the buckstay. Because the components of a buckstay operate at different temperatures, the arrangement must be capable of allowing various parts to expand and move relative to one another during the various thermal differential conditions that they will encounter. The vendors scope is buckstay system for (1) 600 MW coal fired boiler. It consists of buckstay beam & truss, end connections , wall paddles , overturning post , ties bars , pins & clips, vertical strap & stand offs.
Basic design: The buckstay system (~500 tonnes) design includes for furnace enclosure (15559.1 X 20639.0mm) &
convention pass enclosure (12954 X 20639.0mm).
The various components of a buckstay system are sized for gas pressure, wind & earthquake. Buckstay beam or trusss are typically sized to accommodate bending stresses that correspond to specified gas side pressure loading conditions. Bending stress include tensile bending stress in the outer flange if the gas side pressure loading is outward (or positive) and compressive bending stresses in the inner flange for the same positive pressure condition. Buckstay system is not designed to accommodate implosions or explosions. Buckstay system is designed per the requirements of NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) - typically +/- 35 H2O transient gas side pressure loading.
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