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Hangzhou Boiler Group Co., Ltd.

Circulating Fluidized Bed Boiler

Training For SKIC Project

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Design department

Email: [email protected]

Ye zhong

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Boiler SpecificationsMaximum Steam Flow 130t/h

Superheat Steam Outlet Temperature510℃ +5

-10

Superheat Steam Outlet Pressure 100bar(g)

Feedwater Temperature 170℃

Ambient Air temperature 30℃

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Boiler Main DimensionsFurnace Width 7200mm

Furnace Depth 4480mm

Elevation of Steam Drum CL 39200mm

Elevation of Boiler Top 38040/43200mm

Boiler Width 10000mm

Boiler Depth 17860mm

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Fuelsymbol

Design fuelcoal2

Check fuelcoal1

Check fuelcoal3

CarbonCar 62.21 48.73 62.74

Hydrogen Har 4.08 3.53 4.76

Oxygen Oar 6.09 14.03 8.89

Nitrogen Nar 1.01 0.48 1.02

Sulfur Sar 0.72 0.11 1.32

Ash Aar 13.89 3.11 10.25

Moisture War 13.89 30 11

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Other material

Limestone Sand

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF BOILER

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Steam and Water Flow

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Air and Gas Flow

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Economizer

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Steam Drum and Drum Internals

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Furnace

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HBG CFB Design CharacteristicsWaterWater--cooled wind box & air distributorcooled wind box & air distributor

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HBG CFB Design Characteristics

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Cyclone

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Separator design

Non-cooling configuration cooling configuration

High separate efficiency

More maintenance workLow separate efficiency

High reliable

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Steam-cooled volute type cyclone

HBG cyclone

More high efficiency More high reliable

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Heat Recovery Area (HRA) , Low temp. superheater, Superheater

Wing Wall , High Temp. Superheater

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Air Preheater

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FUEL, LIMESTONE , biomass gas gun , inert

material SYSTEMS

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AirAir--driven fuel feeding devicedriven fuel feeding deviceHBG CFB Design Characteristics

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J-valve

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Loopseal configuration

Non-cooling loopseal

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Loopseal aeration

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UNDER-BED BURNER

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HBG CFB Design CharacteristicsAdvanced refractory system

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Anchoring of refractory on site

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Membrane wall anti-erosion design

Newer configuration original configuration

Front and rear furnace wall

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Membrane wall anti-erosion designBoth side furnace wall

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Wing wallWater wall

refractory

Wing wall anti-erosion design

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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

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1.GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Furnace Pressure Limits

• normally between -130~250Pa

• The Main Fuel Trip (MFT) at ±2500Pa with a 5 second delay

• The FD and ID fan trips at ±3750Pa pressure with no time delay

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Main Fuel Trip (MFT)• Fuel feeders trip

• Limestone systems trip

• under-bed burners trips

• Bottom coolers trip

• All air flow controls transfer to manual mode and hold last position

• FD fan controls transfer to manual mode and hold last position unless the cause is a fan trip. In that case, fan controls follow fan logic

• Output signal to combustion control limits ID fan automatic control from going above the furnace draft limit

• “Boiler Purge Required”logic is set unless it is a“Hot Restart”condition

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Drum Water Level and Temperature Differential

• normal drum water level is 180mm below the centerline of the drum.

• The alarms set at 75mm below and 75mm above normal water level

• the trips set at 120mm below and 120mm above normal water level.

• the metal temperature differential between top and bottom of the drum should not exceed 40℃.

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monitoring start-up conditionsThermocouples Location Total

Qty Alarm

Limitation Steam Temp.

Steam Drum Top & Bottom

8

SH Wing Wall Outlet Tubes 1 500℃

Low Temp SH Outlet Tubes 1 450℃

High Temp SH Outlet Tubes 1 565℃

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Excess Air Requirement

• the ECO. outlet :an oxygen measurement of approximately 3.1% by volume on a wet basis.

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Bed Temperature

• Normal operating bed temperature is 790~920℃

• high temperature alarm point : 955℃• main fuel trip : 990℃.• The low bed temperature alarm : 760℃.• main fuel trip : 650℃, unless the under-bed

burner is in operation. • fuel feeds trip off line : 540℃ regardless of

burner operation.

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Cyclone Tube Protection

• any one of these thermocouples : 420℃, cyclone cooling steam vent opened

• The vent closes : all of the thermocouples show temperatures below 410℃.

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Bottom primary air flow• The furnace bed fluidizing velocity > 1.2m/sec

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2.COLD START-UP PROCEDURE • Preparation Prior to Start-upall equipment is ready for start-up Fill the boiler by admitting waterinitial bed be chargedCheck that instrument and valves , damper

work under proper condition

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COLD START-UP PROCEDURE• PurgingStart one J-Valve blower, the induced draft (ID), secondary fan,

primary fan.

Purge air flow: at least 25% (but not greater than 40%) total air flow

Purge time:at least 5 minutes. Purging will be accomplished and fans will be left in operation

for subsequent start-up.

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COLD START-UP PROCEDURE• Warming The UnitEstablish combustion air flow at a minimum flow by

adjusting FD fan inlet vanes. Check that between economizer inlet and downcomer

recirculation shut-off valves are open.light-off the under-bed burner Heat the bed material and raise the drum pressure. Raise the bed temperature to 450℃

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COLD START-UP PROCEDURE

• Start-up (Fuel Firing)Start three coal feeders : batch feeding coal into furnaceincreasing average bed temperature (ABT) to 760℃.

Shut off oil gun, the feeder can be left in operation. Boiler load can then be increased by increasing feeder capacity.

the steam flow is greater than 7%, close the economizer to downcomer recirculating shut-off valves.

Adjust combustion air flow and fuel flow to establish bed temperature of 900℃ maintain O2 at 3.1%

At this time begin operating the bottom ash coolers continually as cooler instruction.

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HOT RESTART • fuel feed should be stopped • the FD and ID blowers, The J-valve blower should remain in

operation until cooling to below 260℃.• air and flue dampers be closed • hot restart condition: the average bed temperature is above

650℃. • Start one (1) J-valve blowers, ID fan and FD fan and following

cold start up procedure• When re-establishing air flows in a hot start condition, bed

temperatures may drop rapidly. Establish overfire air (secondary air) first and then grid air to minimize heat loss.

• if bed temperature does not rise within five minutes of the fuelfeed, ignition has not occurred. The feed must be stopped, the unit purged and the unit started following the normal cold start-up procedur

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NORMAL OPERATION • Bed temperature • The SO2 emissions • the fluidized beds for even fluidization • the fluidized bed level • Water Chemistry and Steam Purity • SootBlowing

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NORMAL SHUTDOWN • Sootblowing before reducing load and taking unit out of service• maximum temperature difference of 40℃ between top and

bottom of the drum. • Maintain minimum unit load for approximately 30 minutes• close all fuel silo hopper outlet shut-off valves and empty all fuel

off the feeders. • Stop limestone feeder systems. • Monitor boiler oxygen levels and bed temperatures. After all

fires have been extinguished, leave the FD and ID fans in operation for at least five minutes to purge boiler.

• continue to cool down the unit using the fans, while removing bed material via the bottom ash cooler

• the fans be taken out of service • The J-valve blower should remain in operation until cooling to

below 260℃. • Stop other system

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HBG CFB BOILER

PICTURE

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