Product Thermal Capacity: 20-75 t/h

Working Pressure: 1.25-1.6 MPa

Available Fuel: Bituminous coal, anthracite, meagre coal, lignite, gangue, waste, sludge

Available Industries: Chemical, food, tobacco, textile, printing and dyeing, feed, medicine, building material, wine, rubber, hospital

DHX Coal Fired CFB Steam Boiler Introduction

As a new mature high-efficiency and low-pollution clean coal technology, circulating fluidized bed combustion (CFBC) technology has many advantages that other combustion methods do not have. Circulating fluidized bed combustion is low-temperature combustion, so the NOx emission is much lower than that of pulverized coal furnace, only 200ppm. CFBC can desulfurize directly during the combustion process, and the desulfurization efficiency is high. The technology and equipment are simple and economic, and the costs of its initial investment and operation are much lower than those of dry pulverized coal furnace and flue gas desulfurization (PC+FCD). The discharged ash residue has good activity and is easy to be comprehensive utilized without secondary ash residue pollution. The load adjustment range is large, and the low load can be reduced to about 30% of the full load.

Coal fired CFB Steam Boiler Advantage

High temperature cyclone separator

High efficiency, wear resistance, separation efficiency ≥ 98%, effectively improve the combustion efficiency of the boiler thermal efficiency.

Large furnace design

1. Large furnace, low velocity design; the application of wearproof tube technology, reducing erosive abrasion.
2. Extend the residence time of coal particles in the furnace so that the coal can be fully burned.

Bell jar type hood

DHX coal fired CFB steam boiler adopt bell type hood to distribute air averagely and avoid fuel reverse to wind chamber.

Low bed pressure operation

By particle optimization, the operating bed pressure can be decreased to 3500Pa, which effectively saves operating costs and greatly reduces the oxynitride generated.

DHX Coal Fired Steam Boiler Specification