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Answer : None(Zero).
Answer : Pressure sensing, Altitude sensing, Flow sensing, Level / depth sensing, Leak testing etc.
Question : 5. Pressure gauge range for hydro in a Boiler of 35KSC and below assuming that
feed water is internally treated.
Answer : 0-100KSC
Question : 6. Pressure gauge range for hydro in a Boiler of 35KSC and above, but below
70KSC.
Answer : 0-160KSC.
Answer : To ensure complete combustion of coal (i.e. to create maximum turbulence of mixture of
carbon & oxygen molecules) .So that coal particles can expose to maximum oxygen.
Question : 10. Can we allow a mild steel welder to weld alloy steel.
Answer : No (only IBR welder is to authorized to do welding work in any pressure parts of boiler).
Answer : Killed steel is steel that has been completely deoxidized by the addition of an agent
before casting, so that there is practically no evolution of gas during solidification. They are
characterized by a high degree of chemical homogeneity and freedom from gas porosity.
Usually Killed steel composition is 99.65% Fe,0.25% Carbon,0.1%silica(Killed steel are characterized
by freedom from porosity.)
Answer : Cast iron used to make valves , pipes & fittings when pressure do not exceed
13.358Kg/cm2(190psi) and temperature 400*C(204*C).
Answer : Sensible heat means heat gaining by any fluid below its corresponding saturation
temperature. Corresponding saturation temperature is increasing by increasing the pressure of fluid.
Thus sensible heat is increasing by increases in fluid pressure.
Question : 17. Name the process - if a steam is passed through restricted opening or
aperture.
Answer : During the throttling process the steam expands from high pressure to lower pressure
through a small opening(restricted opening or aperture). The heat transfer and work done are zero.
This process is also known as wire drawing. During expansion the steam(wet) will start drying up
even it may be superheated. During throttling process :
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(i) No work is done.
(ii) No heat is supplied or rejected.
(iii) Total heat remains constant.
It is an adiabatic kind of process.
Answer : 18/8 stainless steel means alloying of 18% Chromium & 8% Nickel.
Question : 24.For static loading, which property is more serious - Brittleness, Ductility.
Answer : Brittleness
Answer : Thermal(Zeroth law of thermodynamics is If each of the two given systems are in thermal
equilibrium with a third system, then the two given systems are in thermal equilibrium with each
others).
Question : 28.If blowdown is opened by 10%, what about thermal loss %age.
Answer : It is depending upon the type of boiler used. It will be in range of 85% to90%.
Answer : Operating Pressure, Operating Temperature and the kind of fuel fired into the Boiler.
Answer : Symptoms: Failure results in a ductile rupture of the tube metal and is
normally characterized by the classic sh mouth opening in the tube
where the fracture surface is a thin edge.
Causes: Short-term overheat failures are most common during boiler start
up. Failures result when the tube metal temperature is extremely elevated
from a lack of cooling steam or water ow. A typical example is when
superheater tubes have not cleared of condensation during boiler start-up,
obstructing steam flow. Tube metal temperatures reach combustion gas
temperatures of 1600F or greater which lead to tube failure. Simply say it is prolonged overheating.
Answer : About saturation temperature (It is depending upon the corresponding fluid working
pressure).It is just saturated liquid.
Answer : The ratio of the actual mass of dry steam in the given sample of wet steam, to the weight
of wet steam containing ,it is called dryness fraction of steam.
Dryness fraction (x)=Ms/(Ms+Mv)=Ms/M
Where ,Ms=Mass of actual dry steam Mv=Mass of water vapor in suspension.
M=Mass of wet vapor steam
Answer : In de-aeration, dissolved gases, such as oxygen and carbon dioxide, are expelled by
preheating the feed water before it enters the boiler. All natural waters contain dissolved gases in
solution. Certain gases, such as carbon dioxide and oxygen, greatly increase corrosion. When heated
in boiler systems, carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2) are released as gases and combine with
water (H2O) to form carbonic acid(H2CO3).
Removal of oxygen, carbon dioxide and other non-condensable gases from boiler feed water
is vital to boiler equipment longevity as well as safety of operation. Carbonic acid corrodes
metal reducing the life of equipment and piping. It also dissolves iron (Fe) which when returned to the
boiler precipitates and causes scaling on the boiler and tubes. This scale not only contributes to
reducing the life of the equipment but also increases the amount of energy needed to achieve heat
transfer.
Answer : Mechanical de-aeration for the removal of these dissolved gases is typically utilized prior to
the addition of chemical oxygen scavengers. Mechanical de-aeration is based on Charles and Henrys
laws of physics. Simplified, these laws state that removal of oxygen and carbon dioxide can be
accomplished by heating the boiler feed water, which reduces the concentration of oxygen and carbon
dioxide in the atmosphere surrounding the feed water.
Mechanical de-aeration can be the most economical. They operate at the boiling point of water at the
pressure in the deaerator. They can be of vacuum or pressure type.
The vacuum type of de-aerator operates below atmospheric pressure, at about 82 C, can
reduce the oxygen content in water to less than 0.02 mg/litre. Vacuum pumps or steam ejectors are
required to maintain the vacuum.
The pressure-type de-aerators operates by allowing steam into the feed water through a
pressure control valve to maintain the desired operating pressure, and hence temperature at a
minimum of 105 C. The steam raises the water temperature causing the release of O2 and CO2
gases that are then vented from the system. This type can reduce the oxygen content to 0.005
mg/litre.
Answer : Low - alloy steels with 0.5%Mo in combination with 0.5 to 9%Cr are often used at up to
about 650C. The 1Cr-0.5Mo steel is used for piping, cracking-still tubes and boiler tubes at service
temperatures up to 510 or 540C. The similar 1.25Cr-0.5Mo steel is used at up to 590 and has
stress-rupture and creep properties comparable to those of the 1Cr-0.5Mo alloy3. Maximum
temperature limit for 1Cr-05Mo superheater tube materials is specified at 649C in allowable stresses
table in ASME Boiler Codes for Section I application.
Question : 42.For cyclic loading, which property is more serious - Brittleness, Ductility.
Answer : Brittleness
Answer : Dry flue gas loss which is depending upon the supplied excess air.
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Question : 44.Ideal condition of flue gas at APH outlet.
Answer : Just above dew point temperature (depending upon the sulphur content in fuel).
Answer : To supply the air into the pulverizer for conveying the pulverized fuel form pulverizer to coal
burner.
Answer : Removal of Total dissolved solids (conductivity ,silica, sludge etc.)from boiler water which is
responsible for scale formation resulted in terms of failure of boiler tubes.
Answer : Its hot working properties improves and its strength, hardenablility and toughness
improves.
Answer : Volumetric analysis of the flue gas. Measuring gas composition(i.e. O2,CO2&CO).
Answer : NCV is lower value w.r.t. GCV hence Boiler efficiency will be more in case of NCV.
GCV means Gross Calorific Value or Higher Heating Value of Coal:
NCV means Net Calorific Value or Lower Heating Value:
NCV (NCV<GCV).
Answer : It is done for a period of One to Two weeks.Plant which is temporarily taken out of service
and required to return to service at short notice should be stored full and have sufficient water
available for quick return to service.
Wet Preservation process :
Engineering Drawing=>
Drawing Questions were related to identification of Front View, Left View,
Top View and Cross Sectional Views. In another question it was asked to
mark the flow direction of the heating Plant.
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