Corrosion Control Low Pressure Boiler

Instructor by : Gregorius Meko PURPOSE

1. To safely start up and shut down low pressure boilers.
2. To blow down a boiler.
3. To react to low water conditions.
4. To minimize the possibility of furnace explosions.
5. To hydrostatically test boilers.
6. To repair gauge glasses.
7. To lay up a boiler.
8. To correct a steambound pump.

OUTLINE 1. The Boiler

• Principles of operation
• Boiler types

2. Boiler Fittings

• Safety valves
• Pressure gauges
• Water column
• Bottom/surface blowdowns
• Fusible plugs
• Boiler vent

3. Feedwater Accessories

• Feedwater systems
• Vacuum pump
• City water makeup
• Low-water fuel cutoff
• Feedwater regulator

4. Steam Accessories 5. Combustion Accessories

• Fuel oil system
• Gas system
• Combination gas/fuel oil
• Coal systems
• Combustion
• Automatic combustion control

6. Draft Control

• Draft
• Measuring draft
• Controlling draft

7. Boiler Water Treatment

• Scale
• Oxygen in boiler water
• Feeding chemicals
• Priming and carryover
• Boiler water treatment

8. Boiler Operation

• Taking over a shift
• Blowing down a boiler
• Low water conditions
• Furnace explosions
• Preparing for inspections
• Hydrostatic testing
• Testing low water fuel cutout and operation
• Direct/indirect cooling systems

9. Boiler Room Safety

• Boiler room accidents
• Boiler room fire prevention

10. Laying Up A Boiler

• Broken gauge glasses
• Cleaning the gauge glass
• Leaking gauge glass washers
• Correcting steambound pumps
• Maintaining a boiler room log

11. Hot Water Heating Systems

•  Cooling Systems

PARTICIPANTS

• Supervisors of maintenance personnel who repair pumps
• Maintenance managers
• Sellers of industrial equipment or supplies
• Process operators
• Anyone needing a basic understanding of pump purposes, types and operation

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