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Welcome to the course!

D6 – Steam Boiler Plant –


Controls and Systems
Spirax Sarco a global
resource

In 1888 Sanders Rehders


and Company

was formed in London to sell


steam traps and other steam
related products.

Today, our worldwide steam


business is part of
the Spirax Sarco Engineering
plc Group,
which has been listed on the
London Stock Exchange since
1959.
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Steam and Condensate Loop

Spirax Sarco provides


the most comprehensive range
of products for the
steam and condensate loop
anywhere in the world.
A modern efficient boiler house
Cold water make-up tank
Warm-up
valve Conditioning

Metering

Feedtank

Level control
Heat recovery

TDS control Blowdown


Boiler

Fig. 1.1.5 A modern boiler house package


Training Courses for Designers,
Maintainers and Users
Maintenance of steam systems
Steam plant maintenance - City & Guilds *
Design of steam & condensate systems
Understanding pressure & temperature control
Humidification
Steam boiler plant controls & systems
Safety valves 2 BTEC Awards
* sole approved test centre 32 training centres worldwide
Free correspondence courses

Steam utilisation
Hot water heating systems
Automatic controls - an introductory course
Compressed air information pack
Learning Centre on website, plus Customer Courses
STEAM FUNDAMENTALS
Steam fundamentals

Properties of steam

Steam tables

Steam and condensate loop


What is Steam
Formation of steam at atmospheric pressure

Condensing steam

Kettle steam space

Steam bubbles
Temperature - Pressure Diagram
Steam Tables

Gauge  Enthalpy in kJ/kg Volume Dry 


Temp. 
Pressure Water  Evap Steam  Sat.

bar ºC hf hfg hg m3/kg


0 100 419 2257 2676 1.673
Steam Tables

Gauge  Enthalpy in kJ/kg Volume Dry 


Temp. 
Pressure Water  Evap Steam  Sat.

bar ºC hf hfg hg m3/kg


0 100 419 2257 2676 1.673
7 170 721 2048 2769 0.24
Steam Tables

Gauge  Enthalpy in kJ/kg Volume Dry 


Temp. 
Pressure Water  Evap Steam  Sat.

bar ºC hf hfg hg m3/kg


0 100 419 2257 2676 1.673
1 120 506 2201 2707 0.881
2 134 562 2163 2725 0.603
5 159 671 2086 2757 0.315
7 170 721 2048 2769 0.24
10 184 782 2000 2782 0.177
14 198 845 1947 2792 0.132
Steam Energy
Boiling point of Evaporation Dry
saturated water line saturation
point

100 oC
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0
Dryness fraction
Temperature (oC)

Sub
saturated
water line

0 oC
Liquid Enthalpy of Evaporation(hfg)
Enthalpy (hf)
Total Enthalpy (hg)
High in energy

Steam
contains
about five
times more
energy than
water
Easy and cheap to control

Steam
pressure and
temperature
are easily
controlled

Fig. 1.1.4 Typical two port control valve with a pneumatic actuator and positioner
Volume - Pressure Diagram
Typical Steam Circuit
A modern efficient boiler house
Cold water make-up tank
Warm-up
valve Conditioning

Metering

Feedtank

Level control
Heat recovery

TDS control Blowdown


Boiler

Fig. 1.1.5 A modern boiler house package

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