A test used to establish the relief capacity of boiler safety valves

the total amount of pressure created in a enclosed boiling system

Gauge pressure plus atmospheric pressure

a audible electronic alarm given off during high amounts of pressure

used to establish non relief capacity

used to see if your boiler system is gaining intelligence

used to establish relief capacity of boiler safety valves

used to test condensation build up in boiler pipes

provides power and motion needed to manipulate moving parts of a valve

steam trap in which a temperature sensitive bimetallic element controls a valve

damper used to control fluid flow through a final element

a burner used for cooking every atom of carbon fuel

A heat exchanger that is used to heat combustion air for a furnace and is located in the breeching between the boiler and the stack

air's worst nightmare

A fuel oil burner that sends compressed air and pressurized fuel oil through a nozzle into the furnace where the vaporized fuel mixes with air and is ignited

automatically controlling the amount of boiler blowdown in order to maintain the level of total dissolved solids

the process of opening valves t blow water or steam through a fitting or from a boiler in order to remove any sludge, sediment, or other undesirable particles

a heat exchanger that is used to heat combustion air for a furnace and is located in the breeching between the boiler and the stack

device that separates PM from the gases of combustion using cloth bags, similar to vacuum cleaner bags

a system of valves and modulars operated to breakdown substrate and process it in order to sense combustion levels

analyzes the steam and vapors emit and determines whether or not they are of a acidic nature

on/off control used to handle combustion control in order to start or stop a burner with no modulation to the flame

A system of piping, valves, and other equipment used to extract a sample from a process, condition it if necessary, and convey it to an analyzer

is also known as soft coal

geologically old coal that contains a high percentage of fixed carbon and a low percentage of volatile matter

is also known as hard coal

coal so old it is known to last for up to 78 hours as a high burning fuel

facility that emits less than 10 tons per year of any single HAP and less than 25 tons per year of any combination of air toxics

biological material used as a renewable energy fuel

draft produced from one or more forced draft fans located before the boiler

technology area that meets the total capacity of boiler allowed operational in a single facility