Coal-fired boiler (The fuel is coal-fired boiler)

Coal-fired boiler refers to the coal burned as fuel. After the heat of coal is converted, steam or hot water is generated. However, not all the heat is effectively converted, and some reactive power is consumed. Therefore, there is an efficiency problem, which is generally larger. The boiler efficiency is higher, between 60% and 80%.

Brief introduction

 A coal-fired boiler is a coal-fired boiler. It is a thermal power equipment that heats the heat medium water or other organic heat carriers (such as heat transfer oil) to a certain temperature (or pressure) after burning coal in the furnace to release heat. .

classification

Coal-fired boilers are mainly classified according to their purposes. They are divided into coal-fired boiling water boilers (supply of boiling water), coal-fired hot water boilers (heating and bathing), coal-fired steam boilers (steam supply), and coal-fired thermal oil boilers (steaming and cooking). Dry) and so on.