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fuel to be burnt# ill de!end on Amount of steam

Em!ire $oiler. %&.' (on)h *team Ca!acity + Heat released in the Furnace is %,.& - 1,. / kcal)h Furnace 0olume 1 1&/ m2 Furnace Heat Released 1 %,.&-1,./ ) 1&/ 3 ,.1& - 1,./ kcal)h+m2 4echmar $oiler. 15.' (on)h *team Ca!acity + Heat released in the Furnace is 1'.2 - 1,. / kcal)h Furnace 0olume 1 22.& m2 " estimated)calculated# Furnace Heat Released 1 1'.2-1,./ ) 22.& 3 ,.&/ - 1,./ kcal)h+m2 (em!erature of E-it Flue 6as (em!erature . (his is de!endent on the Heating *urface of the Furnace (ube in the furnace. $766ER Furnace ill accomodate more tubes hence more heating *urface.8ith more heating surface more heat is absorbed in the furnace heating surface resulting in 9:8ER e-it flue gas tem!erature. Fusion (em!erature of *hell and P;4, *hell Fusion tem! is a!!ro- <', C much lo er com!ared to mesocar! fibre 1,', C. 8e do not ha=e any data on P;4. Fusion tem! is also hea=ily influenced by firing method. 7n the traditional method of s!reader stoker ith !in+hole grate " !ile firing is ine=itable# the clinker formation is more se=ere. 8e trust the information is informati=e. Regards, 6.;.Chan +++++ :riginal 4essage +++++ From1 >e!d=?smart+tbk.com@ (o1 >gkchan?ad=anceboilers.com.my@ Cc1 >dendy+tAahAady?smart+tbk.com@B >unkno n?smart+tbk.com@B >unkno n?smart+tbk.com@ *ent1 (hursday, July %/, %,,C /1&/ P4

*ubAect1 Combustion Heat Release Rate @ Dear 4r. Chan @ @ (hank you for your re!ly before @ 8e refer to your e-ecuti=e re!ort about P;4 trial for $oiler fuel. @ :n item of Clarification you mentioned that combustion heat release rate @ of @ 4echmar $oiler is more than 2 - higher than Em!ire $oiler. @ @ :ur Euestion as follo s 1 @ 1. Definition and calculation of combustion heat release rate and @ tem!erature heat release rate" factors influencing and formula # @ %. Fusion tem!erature of shell and P;4. @ @ Please re!ly. (hank you. @ @ JFGA7D7 8 @ H CAG D: H