Authors : Ketankumar Thakorbhai Patel

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUL1748

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Abstract : Now a day’s competition to became power fuel nation is increase industrialization and develop various process or methods for Energy sector. Due to increases energy demand with suitable use of Energy is important for any developing nation. The current case study work is an account of Energetic performance of steam generation unit like Boiler in the Spectrum Dyes and Chemicals Private Limited. The capacity of the Boiler for the steam generation 10 T/Hr. (2 Unit) and 6 T/hr. (1 Unit) coal fired boiler supplied by Rajdeep Boiler, Sachin. After completing the whole 1st law analysis of the Boiler plant has been presented The analysis carried out by using first law for a particular steam generation unit. There are useful assumption is required to analysis during calculations which is introduced in these performance calculations. Microsoft Excel is used for computer programs are developed for performance calculation energetic analysis of a steam generation plant. The PIE chart is graphical represent to energy flow in the system and the losses in the various components during normal operating condition have been identified. The analysis shows that the 1st law efficiency of Boiler Plant with solid Imported (Indonesian) coal fired boiler is 81.43%.

Keywords : Steam Generation Plant, Non-Renewable Fuel, Burning, Energetic Performance Indirect Method, Effective Calculation, PIE Chart.

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