increasing of precise estimation of optimal criteria boiler functioning

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Abstract
Results of laboratory and industrial research allowed offering a way to improve the accuracy of estimation the optimal criterion of boilers' operation depending on fuel quality. Criterion is calculated continuously during boiler operation as heat ratio transmitted in production with superheated steam to the thermal energy obtained by combustion in boiler’s furnace fuel (natural gas) .The non-linearity dependence of steam enthalpy from its temperature and pressure are considered when calculating, as well as changes in calorific value of natural gas, depending on variety in nitrogen content therein. The control algorithm and program for Ukrainian PLC MIC-52 are offered. The user selection program implements two searching modes for criterion maximum: automated and automatic. The results are going to be used for upgrading the existing control system on sugar factory.
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Authors ;Y. M. Skakovsk;A. V. Babkov;E. V. Mandro
Journal zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni ss korsakova
Year 2016
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10.15673/atbp.v8i2.171
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http://journals.gsjp.eu/index.php/atbp/article/view/171
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