ASME 72 Tons 20G Steel Tube Steam Boiler Wall Reduce Heat Loss

72 Tons Boiler Membrane Water Wall Panel Made of 20G Steel Tube for Power Plant Boiler
 
Introduction

Water wall panels are used in modern industrial boilers to replace steam generating tubes. They are designed to absorb high temperature radiant heat given off by the flame in the fuel chamber, and reduce heat loss caused by the air tightness. We manufacture boiler tubes of the water wall panels in a variety of shapes and sizes to meet customer requirements, and all are processed using automatic fin to tube welding machines and large tube benders.

Boiler water walls are membrane walls that are made of tubes welded together with or without a strip of metal in between. These walls form the enclosure of the coal combustion chamber. Water wall tubes are also referred to as the evaporator section; they contain water mostly in liquid form which gradually evaporates as it rises in the boiler.
 
 

• Membrane boiler water wall panel: spot welds many rolled finned tubes into a sealed combined heating surface, which improves the airtightness of the furnace and reduces air leakage.
• Studded water wall tubing: welds pins of 20 to 25 mm in length and 6 to 12 mm in diameter on the water wall tube, and then applies a chrome ore refractory plastic to reduce the water wall panel’s heat absorption, and increase the temperature in the combustion zone. It is appropriate for situations where it is difficult to set fire to the fuel, as well as specific slag tapping furnaces.
• Plain tube boiler water wall panel: composed of a whole row of seamless steel pipes, the simplest structure.
• Wall-attached boiler water wall tubing: embedded in the inner wall of the furnace wall, single-sided heat absorption.
• Double-sided heated water wall panel: installed in the middle of the large boiler furnace, which is divided into two parts that are independent of each other, and both sides are heated.
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Application
 

Specification

The main function of water wall panels in boiler is to absorb the heat generated by high temperature flame or flue and to generate steam or hot water in tubes, hence to reduce the temperature in the chamber .