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Multi Fuel Fired Boiler-Design Improvement: Phase-I

This document presents an overview of a project to design improvements for a multifuel fired boiler. The project aims to consider design aspects and improvements for boilers that can flexibly fire multiple fuels, including low-quality gases produced on-site alongside other higher grade fuels like coal and oil. This offers advantages of fuel flexibility and higher plant availability. The document outlines objectives to present the current work, limitations, and suggested improvements. It also lists topics that will be covered in subsequent reviews, such as industrial applications, combustion processes, layout concepts, and economics.

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Multi Fuel Fired Boiler-Design Improvement: Phase-I

This document presents an overview of a project to design improvements for a multifuel fired boiler. The project aims to consider design aspects and improvements for boilers that can flexibly fire multiple fuels, including low-quality gases produced on-site alongside other higher grade fuels like coal and oil. This offers advantages of fuel flexibility and higher plant availability. The document outlines objectives to present the current work, limitations, and suggested improvements. It also lists topics that will be covered in subsequent reviews, such as industrial applications, combustion processes, layout concepts, and economics.

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PROJECT

ON
MULTI FUEL FIRED BOILER- DESIGN IMPROVEMENT
PHASE-I
PRESENT BY
S.GOPALAKRISHNAN
ROLL NO: 2012276004
M.E, ENERGY ENGINEERING (SS-PT)


Internal guidance by: External Technical Guidance By:
MR. VIGNESHWARAN DR.M.V.RADHA KRISHNAN
Teaching fellow, Head Of Engineering,
Institute For Energy Studies M/S. BURMIESTER & WAIN ENERGY
Anna university
Guindy.



OBJECTIVE

Project deals with multifuel fired boiler
design consideration/improvements
Multifuel firing offer advantages on fuel flexibility
& plant availability
Present works carried out along with limitations
shall be considered
Suggested improvements will be elucidate
INTRODUCTION
Many industries need captive power (Steel &
Cement).Being a volatile grid it is often risky to depend on
grid. Specifically in steel plants there are no of low energy
gases produced in the process such as BFG, CO, COREX
gas and the few that can be named.

Profitability of such plants is established if the captive
units can also export power to the grid. Being low in
quality fuel is planned to be fired (Coal/oil) along with
these gases, unit size can be increased. Such unit will be
considered as Multifuel fired boiler.
This project outlines the design consideration for
multifuel fired boiler with a focus on Co firing lean
gases (BFG, CO, COREX,COKEOVEN) with higher
grade fuels (OIL,COAL)

Such approach offers compromise on the efficiency of
the boiler but gives an advantage on the higher
availability and flexibility for the plant operators.

The proposed objective outlined above is planned to
be presented in this report with the consideration on
the present work carried out. Limitations and the
possible improvements
ADVANTAGES
captive units can also export power to the grid
unit size can be increased due to
Low quality fuel can be used, planned to be fired
(Coal/oil) along with these gases
Co Firing of other gases shall be possible
Efficiency of the Boiler is maintained
higher availability & Flexibility for the Plant operators.
LINE DIAGRAM OF MULTIFUEL FIRED BOILER
(2 X 487 TPH)
TOPICS TO BE COVERED FOR NEXT
REVIEW
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
WORLD SCENARIO
INDIAN SCENARIO
PROCESS P&ID
CALCULATIONS
COAL, GAS, & OIL COMBUSTION
LAYOUT CONCEPTS
AVAILABILITY & FLEXIBILITY
ECONOMICS
PLOT PLAN /SKETCHES
CONCLUSION

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