Industrial Boilers and Deaerators

Name: Industrial Boilers and Deaerators
Rating: 4.0 (35 reviews)

Boilers, Steam, Powerplant, Superheater, Economiser, Deaerators, Thermal Power plant, Steam drum.

Last updated 7/2023

English

What you'll learn

Boiler function, working principle, Layout and the function of steam drum, mud drum, riser and water tubes, continuous and Intermittent blowdown, Guage glass.
Location of all the associated equipment of the boiler according to boiler design.
Superheater and economizer and their differences.
Superheated steam and saturated steam and their advantages and disadvantages.
Visual identification of saturated and superheated steam.
Steam Drum internals and the function and benefits of using Baffles, cyclone separators, primary and secondary sperators.
Furnace and combustion system
Deaerators (pressurized and vacuum type) working principle based on henrys laws.
Deaerators inside equipment's such as spray nozzles, Trays
Vacuum ejector and how it creates vacuum
The mechanical and chemical mechanisms used to remove oxygen from Deaerator.
Efficiency and types of Deaerators.

1 section • 12 lectures • 48m total length

Industrial Boilers Introduction7:46
Superheater9:33
Economizer2:27
Steam drum internals5:24
Introduction, Layout, function of Deaerator and its all auxiliaries2:48
Explain how a deaerator removes oxygen and carbon dioxide and feeds deaerated water to the boiler, detailing the tank, feedwater pump, vents, trays, steam inlet, and safety features.
Mechanical separation vs chemical separation2:45
Explore the two deaeration methods, mechanical separation and chemical injection, showing how sprays and steam scrub water to remove dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide, with sodium sulfide forming sodium sulfate.
Real life Practical example of pressure and solubility2:19
Types of Deaerators0:27
Vacuum Deaerator3:32
Efficiency of Dearators1:02
Feed water pump cavitation0:48
Furnace and combustion system9:37
Explore the furnace and combustion system, covering air inlet and draft types (forced, induced, balanced, and natural), air preheater and economizer roles, and burner design for complete, stable combustion.

To take this course students are required to have different pen colors and a notebook to draw the process flow and take notes of lectures. The notes can also be taken by using "Notes" app or any other similar application by iPhone or android users.

This course is created to explain Industrial Boilers and deaerators and their associated equipment. Topics like

Boiler function, working principle, Layout and the function of steam drum, mud drum, riser and water tubes, safety relief valves, sigh gauge glass, continuous and intermittent blowdown.
Location of all the associated equipment of the boiler according to boiler design.
Superheaters need in boilers.
Superheated steam and saturated steam and their advantages and disadvantages.
Visual identification of saturated and superheated system.
Economizer and its differences with superheater.
Steam Drum internals and the function and benefits of using different types of filtration system in the steam drum as Baffles, cyclone separators, primary and secondary separators.
Deaerators (pressurized and vacuum type) working principle based on henrys laws are explained in a very easy and understandable way.
The reason of introducing steam into deaerator chamber.
Pressurized and vacuum deaerators inside equipment's such as spray nozzles, Trays
Vacuum ejector and how it creates Vacuum in a vessel with its suction, discharge and motive steam.
Real Life practical example of Pressure and solubility of dissolved gases
Types of Deaerators.
Efficiency of Deaerator and oxygen quantity after Deaeration.
The mechanical and chemical mechanisms used to remove oxygen from Deaerator.
Boiler Furnace and combustion system. Forced, Induced and natural draft. Complete and incomplete combustion. Different types of burners and their function.

are explained.

The course is very simplified with animations. This course best fits for everyone that wants to have a careers in Oil and gas sector, powerplants, refineries. Those that already work in these sectors will find this course very informative and make them understand the process in more depth.