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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to 3rd grade stationary engineer exams, focusing on water tube and fire tube boilers. It covers key concepts such as boiler types, advantages and disadvantages, superheaters, economizers, and safety regulations. Valuable for students preparing for stationary engineer licensing exams or those seeking to understand the fundamentals of boiler operation.
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What is a water tube boiler? list 5 advantages list 5 disadvantages name 4 types in a water tube boiler, products of combustion pass around tubes containing boiler water ADVANTAGES:
DISADVANTAGES:
TYPES:
second pass. little to no radiation will reach this type the third type is a combination of radiant and convection what is an economizer? what is an air pre-heater? an economizer is a heat exchanger designed to recover waste heat from the products of combustion by pre-heating the feedwater. It's located in the breaching between the boiler and stack. NOTE: there is great economy in heating feedwater. the air pre-heater consists of a series of tubes or plates that have hot gasses on one side and incoming air on the other. heat in the hot gasses leaving the boiler is recovering by the incoming air. (both reduce stack temperatures and increase boiler efficiency) what is a water wall? a set of tubes containing boiler water set in the refractory. they absorb heat that would otherwise be lost to the refractory and they increase the capacity of the boiler what is A.S.M.E. and its purpose? what code of information is stamped on the boiler? what is an A.S.M.E. symbol stamp? where are the code markings found on a boiler? American Society of Mechanical Engineers has written a set of minimum standards for the safe construction of pressure vessels.
stamped on the boiler shell or a plate attached to the shell will be:
fire tube boiler - it may be located by the water column near the front right side water tube boiler - it will be located next to the manhole on the steam drum what is the cross section of a 1" bolt?
DxDx.7854(1/4pi) 1x1x.7854=.7854 sq.in. show your work and label everything! what is an alloy? name 5 a mixture of two or more metals.
1. what is a lap joint? what is a butt joint? what is a butt-strap joint? LAP JOINT = when one plate overlaps the other and is joined BUTT JOINT = when two ends of the plate meet end to end and are joined BUTT-STRAP JOINT = when two ends of the plate meet end to end and are joined by a plate. (one plate is a single butt strap joint / two plates are a double butt strap joint) is the longitudinal joint the strongest part of the boiler NO! it is the strongest type joint, but any joint is the weakest part of a boiler two boilers are make of the same grade of steel, same thickness of plate and same type of joints. one is 30" in diameter the other is 60" diameter. which will withstand the greatest pressure and demonstrate your answer
the 30" boiler-it has less total pressure on the shell. DxDx.7854(1/4pi)xpsi 30x30x.7854x120 psi = 84,823 lbs. total pressure 60x60x.7854x120 psi = 339,292 lbs. total pressure show your work on everything! what are tube ligaments? the area between the tube holes on the tube sheet what type stays are used in the heads of water tube boilers? why? there are no stays
the head of the boiler drum is shaped with a die, which dishes and forms them in to the shape they would take as a result of the pressure to which they will be subjected why is a row of tubes sometimes left out of an HRT boiler? to improve circulation reducing carryover