Boiler arrangement
A boiler and rear wall technology, which is applied to the setting field of expanding boilers, can solve problems such as inability to achieve results, and achieve the effects of reducing initial investment and maintenance work, and shortening the time when the boiler stops working.
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[0025] figure 1 The structure of a chemical recovery boiler is schematically shown, which has a furnace 1 defined by the following water pipe walls: a front wall 2, two side walls 3 and a rear wall 4, and a bottom wall 5 that also constitutes a water pipe. Combustion air is fed into the furnace as first, second and third air from several different heights. Other air heights are also possible. Waste liquid, such as black liquor, is introduced through the nozzle 6 between the second and third air zones. During the combustion process, a molten bed from the effluent is formed at the bottom 5 of the furnace, from where the melt is output via a melt delivery pipe 7 installed at the bottom of the furnace.
[0026] The heat recovery surface of the boiler, that is, the superheater 8 is located above the furnace, and the rear wall 4 of the furnace accommodates the hot surface along the superheater, the boiler tube bundle 9 and the economizer 10 on the upper part of the furnace. The heat ...
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