)

Forced draft fan: Given: Weight of air, Wa @ 40% excess air 398,840 lb/hr Density of air, a @ 30C (86F) - 0.0727 lb/cu.ft

i) Volume of air @ MCR

= = =

Wa

/ 60 ( )

398,840 / 60 (0.0727) 91,435 cu.ft/min 91,435 cu.ft/min x 1.2 109,722 cu.ft/min 51.8 cu.m/sec

ii) Required capacity

= = =

iii)Air pressure required: Furnace Air duct loss + (37 mm) + (25 mm) + (25 mm) + (50 mm) 137 mm

Changes in directionAcross air heater -

Total air pressure required =

Add 40% on air pressure required = 191.8 iv) Required power of the fan, kWfd kWfd = = = Vf x Ps / 102 (); = motor eff. 51.8 x 191.8 / 102 (0.85) 114 kw, say 130 kW

v) The actual fan design is single inlet single width

backward curve blades centrifugal fan 160 kW 860 RPM

Chemical Name Function Application Procedure

1. KLARAID IC1172P 2. SOLISEP MPT150 3. HYPERSPERSE MSI300 4. SPECTRUS NX1102 5. CORTROL IS3000 6. OPTISPERSE PO50715 7. OPTISPERSE ADJ1030 8. STEAMATE NA0760

Inorganic, Cationic Coagulant Organic Coagulant Membrane Antiscalant/Antifoulant Solvent-based Microbial Control Agent Oxygen Scavenger Internal Treatment (Phosphate Polymer) Foam Control Agent Condensate Treatment - Injection point before Clarifier - Passes thru static mixer for rapid mixing - Dosage is raw water turbidity dependent - Chemical reaction forms a large agglomerated floc that settles down at the bottom and disposes as sludge - Injection point is directly ahead of multi-media filters - Diluted into 20% solution - Dosage is at 2-5ppm - Reaction helps improve colloidal solids removal by multi-media filters - Injection point after multi-media filters - Protects RO membrane from scale-forming impurities - Dosages at 4-6ppm - Applied through soaking RO membrane during system shutdown as microbial treatment to hinder the growth of microorganisms - Applied biocide stays at the RO system until not operational. - RO membrane flushing after application - Dosage at 50-100ppm - Injection point is at feed water line drop leg - It reacts with dissolved oxygen in the boiler system that causes corrosion.

- Dosage is dependent upon the residual control limit of 20-40ppm every after analysis - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Chemical reacts with calcium hardness then precipitated as calcium phosphate, and magnesium hardness removes as magnesium hydroxide/silicate thru boiler blow down - Dosage is dictated every boiler water analysis that targets residual of 20-40ppm - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Controls the foam formation inside the boiler system then significantly reduce carryover tendencies - Dosages is at 6-12ppm and varies upon boiler water TDS and other parameters - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Neutralizes the acidic components of the steam which controls the corrosion of equipment and steam line piping. - Dosages depend on boiler load and other parameters

Chemical Name Function Application Procedure

1. KLARAID IC1172P 2. SOLISEP MPT150 3. HYPERSPERSE MSI300 4. SPECTRUS NX1102 5. CORTROL IS3000 6. OPTISPERSE PO50715 7. OPTISPERSE ADJ1030 8. STEAMATE NA0760

Inorganic, Cationic Coagulant Organic Coagulant Membrane Antiscalant/Antifoulant Solvent-based Microbial Control Agent Oxygen Scavenger Internal Treatment (Phosphate Polymer) Foam Control Agent Condensate Treatment - Injection point before Clarifier - Passes thru static mixer for rapid mixing

- Dosage is raw water turbidity dependent - Chemical reaction forms a large agglomerated floc that settles down at the bottom and disposes as sludge - Injection point is directly ahead of multi-media filters - Diluted into 20% solution - Dosage is at 2-5ppm - Reaction helps improve colloidal solids removal by multi-media filters - Injection point after multi-media filters - Protects RO membrane from scale-forming impurities - Dosages at 4-6ppm - Applied through soaking RO membrane during system shutdown as microbial treatment to hinder the growth of microorganisms - Applied biocide stays at the RO system until not operational. - RO membrane flushing after application - Dosage at 50-100ppm - Injection point is at feed water line drop leg - It reacts with dissolved oxygen in the boiler system that causes corrosion. - Dosage is dependent upon the residual control limit of 20-40ppm every after analysis - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Chemical reacts with calcium hardness then precipitated as calcium phosphate, and magnesium hardness removes as magnesium hydroxide/silicate thru boiler blow down - Dosage is dictated every boiler water analysis that targets residual of 20-40ppm - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Controls the foam formation inside the boiler system then significantly reduce carryover tendencies - Dosages is at 6-12ppm and varies upon boiler water TDS and other parameters - Injection point at feed water line drop leg - Neutralizes the acidic components of the steam which controls the corrosion of equipment and steam line piping. - Dosages depend on boiler load and other parameters

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