Why are the burner registers closed a few minutes after a boiler has been secured to be cooled?
⢠Boiler heat transfer and how furnaces cool down after shutdown ⢠Effect of air flow through the furnace on metal parts and refractory (brickwork) ⢠Relationship between air/combustion, steam generation, and boiler water level when the burner is secured
⢠After you secure (shut down) a boiler burner, what continues to happen inside the furnace and boiler just from stored heat? ⢠What does leaving burner registers open do to the rate of cooling and the temperature stresses on metal and refractory? ⢠Which options describe something that actually happens after fuel and burner are secured, vs. something that requires active firing?
⢠Verify what happens to steam generation once fuel is cut off but the boiler and furnace are still very hot. ⢠Consider how rapid cooling versus slow, controlled cooling affects furnace refractory and boiler metal parts. ⢠Distinguish between actions that prevent damage to furnace structure and those that would increase cooling speed.
No comments yet
Be the first to share your thoughts!