Hallo all,
its about the Header pressure derviation. I didnt understand the derivation on the red mark (Massflux term) in the picture. If anybody can clarify would be helpfull.
https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=7a698ca4-6b74-4ee3-9f80-23480c877cf6&file=Header_Pressure.PNG
@ Davefitz. Agreed. If i understand the Question correctly '' Is there a type of water-tube boiler which has its steam drum or water drum exposed to heat (either radiation or convection)?''
the Answer is 'Yes' . to my Knowledge not by Radiation but by Convection - and not in the power...
@ Littleinch : Yes tubes are mostly equal spaced. For the Derivation we can assume equally spaced.but by Chance can you derive? I am also going to post this is in Boiler group.
@ Davefitz , if i remember correctly , most of the Bi-drum Boiler (Industrial Boiler)Bottom of the top drum is in the flue gas path??Further Ligament effeciance is much small in the range of 45-60%
Hallo all,
its about the Header pressure derviation. I didnt understand the derivation on the red mark (Massflux term) in the picture. If anybody can clarify would be helpfull.
Hi Kingnero :
We have the weld expert who takes responsibilities of this stuff. This weld consumables are written down in the pressure püart drawing. i would like to understand this stuf!
WB36 ; Cu = 0,50-0,80
Hallo all , anyidea where can i find the filler material (weld metal) for this dissimilar weld? May be an european norm reference would be acceptable! Many thanks!
