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    The document contains data on the relationship between feed water temperature, heat output, steam generation, correction factor, air flow, and oxygen levels in flue gas for a boiler. As feed water temperature increases from 180°C to 220°C, steam generation increases from 57.9802 to 62.2179 tonnes per hour. Similarly, as feed water temperature rises, heat output increases and correction factor decreases. Boiler load is directly proportional to air flow and inversely proportional to oxygen levels in flue gas. Higher boiler heat output results in greater steam flow rates.

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    The document contains data on the relationship between feed water temperature, heat output, steam generation, correction factor, air flow, and oxygen levels in flue gas for a boiler. As feed water temperature increases from 180°C to 220°C, steam generation increases from 57.9802 to 62.2179 tonnes per hour. Similarly, as feed water temperature rises, heat output increases and correction factor decreases. Boiler load is directly proportional to air flow and inversely proportional to oxygen levels in flue gas. Higher boiler heat output results in greater steam flow rates.

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    The document contains data on the relationship between feed water temperature, heat output, steam generation, correction factor, air flow, and oxygen levels in flue gas for a boiler. As feed water temperature increases from 180°C to 220°C, steam generation increases from 57.9802 to 62.2179 tonnes per hour. Similarly, as feed water temperature rises, heat output increases and correction factor decreases. Boiler load is directly proportional to air flow and inversely proportional to oxygen levels in flue gas. Higher boiler heat output results in greater steam flow rates.

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    Fee Water Heat O / P, Feed Water Steam Generation,

    Temperature, °C Mkca/hr Correction Factor TPH


    180 38.32 1.0348 57.9802
    185 38 1.0262 58.4684
    190 37.67 1.0173 58.9806
    195 37.35 1.0086 59.4859
    200 37.03 1.0000 60.0000
    205 36.7 0.9911 60.5395
    210 36.37 0.9822 61.0888
    215 36.05 0.9735 61.6311
    220 35.71 0.9644 62.2179

    Steam Flow Vs Change


    62.5000

    62.0000

    Steam Flow, TPH


    61.5000

    61.0000

    60.5000

    60.0000

    59.5000 59

    59.0000 58.9806

    58.5000 58.4684

    58.0000 57.9802

    57.5000
    180 185 190 Feed195
    Wat
    Steam Flow Vs Change in Feed Water Temperature

    62.2179

    61.6311

    61.0888

    60.5395

    60.0000

    59.4859

    58.9806

    58.4684

    7.9802

    185 190 Feed195 200


    Water Temperature, 205
    °C 210 215 220
    Fee Water Heat O / P, Feed Water
    Temperature, °C Mkca/hr Correction Factor
    180 38.32 1.0348
    185 38 1.0262
    190 37.67 1.0173
    195 37.35 1.0086
    200 37.03 1.0000
    205 36.7 0.9911
    210 36.37 0.9822
    215 36.05 0.9735
    220 35.71 0.9644

    Bolier Heat Output Vs Ch


    1.0500

    Correction Factor
    1.0400
    1.0348
    1.0300
    1.0262
    1.0200
    1.0173

    1.0100

    1.0000

    0.9900

    0.9800

    0.9700

    0.9600

    0.9500
    180 185 190 19
    Feed
    Bolier Heat Output Vs Change in Feed Water Temperature

    0348

    1.0262

    1.0173

    1.0086

    1.0000

    0.9911

    0.9822

    0.9735

    0.9644

    185 190 195


    Feed 200
    Water Temperature, 205
    °C 210 215 220
    Bolier Load, % O2 (Dry - Volume), %
    60 4.878
    100 3.524

    O 2 in Flue G as (% Dry V olum e Basis)


    Bolier Load Vs O2 in Flue Gas
    5

    4.8

    4.6

    4.4

    4.2

    3.8

    3.6

    3.4
    60 65 70 75 Boiler 80
    Load, % 85
    Vs O2 in Flue Gas

    Boiler 80
    Load, % 85 90 95 100
    Bolier Load, % Air flow, TPH
    60 47.203
    100 72.642

    Bolier Load Vs Air Flow


    74
    72
    70
    Air Flow, TPH 68
    66
    64
    62
    60
    58
    56
    54
    52
    50
    48
    46
    60 65 70 75 Boiler 80
    Load, % 85 90
    oad Vs Air Flow

    Boiler 80
    Load, % 85 90 95 100
    Bolier Heat Steam Flow
    Output, Mkcal/hr Rate, TPH
    0 0
    11.109 18 Boiler Heat Output Vs Steam Flow R

    Steam Flow Rate, TPH


    22.218 36
    37.03 60
    63
    60
    57
    54
    51
    48
    45
    42
    39
    36
    33
    30
    27
    24
    21
    18
    15
    12
    9
    6
    3
    0
    0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
    Boiler Heat Output, MKcal/hr
    eat Output Vs Steam Flow Rate

    14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38
    Boiler Heat Output, MKcal/hr
    SH outlet
    Bolier Load, % Temperature, °C
    30 452.13
    60 515

    P red icted F in al S team T em p eratu re, °C


    100 515

    Bolier Load Vs Predicted Steam Temperature


    530

    520

    510

    500

    490

    480

    470

    460

    450

    440
    0 10 20 30 40 Boiler 50
    Load, % 60 70
    dicted Steam Temperature

    Boiler 50
    Load, % 60 70 80 90 100
    Steam Flow
    Bolier Load, % Rate, TPH
    0 0
    30 18
    60 36
    100 60
    110 66
    Load Vs Steam Flow Rate, TPH
    70

    Steam Flow Rate, TPH


    65
    60
    55
    50
    45
    40
    35
    30
    25
    20
    15
    10
    5
    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 7
    % Load
    ad Vs Steam Flow Rate, TPH

    40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110


    % Load

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