Article | REF: BE8731 V1

Boilers. Combustion systems, water/steam and air/flue gas circuits

Authors: Markus HAIDER, Philippe SEGUIN

Publication date: October 10, 2012, Review date: August 30, 2023

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3. Heat exchangers in pressurized areas

3.1 Exchanger types

From a schematic point of view, a combustion boiler can be reduced to two groups of components:

  • a furnace to convert the potential energy contained in the fuel (calorific value) into hot gases and radiation;

  • heat exchangers used primarily to transfer the energy contained in these gases to water in liquid or vapor form, for use in a thermodynamic cycle to generate electricity.

As a general rule, for the calculation and design of heat exchangers used in boilers, please refer to [B 2 340] at [B 2 345]...

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