In a water tube boiler, waterwall tubes are effectively used to __________. decrease the amount of refractory material necessary in non-waterwall installations allow for significant increases in the combustion rates
• Water-tube boiler design and where the waterwall tubes are located • Purpose of waterwall tubes in a furnace (heat absorption, shielding, enclosure) • Relationship between waterwall construction and use of refractory materials and combustion rate
• Think about how replacing bare furnace walls and heavy refractory with closely spaced tubes full of water would change heat transfer and furnace protection. • If the furnace can absorb more heat safely at its boundaries, what effect does that have on how hard (how fast) you can fire the boiler? • Would the presence of water-cooled walls generally make you need more or less refractory brick lining in the furnace enclosure?
• Verify whether waterwall tubes act as an effective furnace enclosure, reducing the need for thick refractory linings. • Check if waterwall tubes increase the effective heating surface and cooling of the furnace walls, affecting the maximum safe combustion rate. • Confirm whether each statement (I and II) is individually true or false for modern marine water-tube boilers before deciding between A, B, C, or D.
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