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  1. Smeh

    De-Rating Vs Turn down the boiler to less than 20% MCR

    We had a host to whom we use to provide steam and the host is down now. Boilers were originally sized according to the load conditions but after the host is gone, they are too big for what we need the steam for.
  2. Smeh

    De-Rating Vs Turn down the boiler to less than 20% MCR

    We are not looking at this from the efficiency stand point; reason being, we need this boiler to start the combined cycle operation and shut down after the combined cycle is up and self sustaining. So for every start of the combined cycle, this boiler has to be running for a maximum of 4 hours...
  3. Smeh

    De-Rating Vs Turn down the boiler to less than 20% MCR

    Thanks for the reply. We are also looking into purchasing the smaller once through boiler and looking at the cost Vs converting the existing boiler to run at lower MCR.
  4. Smeh

    De-Rating Vs Turn down the boiler to less than 20% MCR

    Hi, We have foster wheeler water tube boiler operating pressure at 450psig with steam production of 250,000Lb/Hr. This boiler can only operate at a minimum of 20%MCR, i.e. 50,000Lb/Hr per the OEM. I was wondering if someone has converted these huge boilers to operate up to 10% MCR, i.e...

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