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Hello all i work for a food manufacturing firm and we have been having problems with our boiler water quality. We are struggling to keep the OH and P alkalinities in spec, and this is not easy given that the water softener is down. given below are some of the results we have been obtaining...

Hello all i work for a food manufacturing firm and we have been having problems with our boiler water quality. We are struggling to keep the OH and P alkalinities in spec, and this is not easy given that the water softener is down. given below are some of the results we have been obtaining...

i am rtrying to figure out the relationship between steam pressure as produced by the boilers and the steam production rate fronm the boiler. Say you have a boiler which is operating at 8 bars what a other information would you need to get the steam generation rate. can anyone help????

thanks youthfull engineer but water addition is not an option as the moisture content has to be at the absolute minimum. I had actually taken up Cheme6540 approach and had already contacted some briquetting machine manufacturers for quotes. all the sam thanks a lot guys

I am a junior Chemical engineer who has been tasked to find a scheme of reclaiming coal fines which have been and are currently been generated in our plant. The sieve analysis of the coal fines is given below. Screen Analysis % +2000µm 18.2 +1000µm 11.5 +850µm 2 +500µm 12 -500µm...

I would like to design an extraction system, which will be removing dust created at a conveyor belt transfer point as well as dust created by a coal hammermill. i would like to find out if there is any free software that is available for use or if there is none, the procedure in carrying out...

Hi I am a chemical engineer and have been tasked to condition shaft water which is required for use in a nickel tankhouse for electrowinning purposes. This water is high in sulphates as well as nickel and sulphates and thse salts present problems in the electowining circuit, as they form salt...