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Steam Accumulator

Steam Accumulator Capacity Calculation
To calculate the required capacity of a steam accumulator, it is essential to first determine the amount of steam to be stored based on the steam consumption curve.
  • Scenario A: If the boiler load is gradually adjusted, the amount of stored steam will decrease, but the boiler capacity must increase to 18T/H.
  • Scenario B: If the boiler operates at a constant average evaporation rate, the accumulator will need to store more steam. However, the boiler capacity can be reduced to 15T/H to meet the demand.
Example
Let’s assume the maximum steam accumulation required is 2 tons, as determined from the steam consumption curve.
If the maximum pressure of the accumulator is 16 kg/cm²(g) and the plant's operating pressure is 7 kg/cm²(g), the heat storage chart gives a value of 61 at the intersection of these two pressures.
Thus, a Q36-16 or Q40-16 model accumulator is required.
※ Note: The size of the accumulator is determined by the magnitude of steam load fluctuations, not directly by the boiler size.
Features and Benefits

Increased Boiler Capacity

Supports higher production and improved product quality.

Energy Savings

Allows the boiler to remain idle during nights, holidays, or early mornings.

Extended Boiler Lifespan

Reduces wear and tear on the boiler by maintaining consistent operation.

Emergency Steam Supply

Ensures steam availability even during boiler failures or power outages.

Reduced Emissions

Minimizes soot emissions and lowers NOx levels.

Components of the Accumulator
  • 1. Accumulator Body
  • 2. Insulation Material
  • 3. Insulation Casing
  • 4. Inlet Steam Stop Valve
  • 5. Steam Distribution Pipe
  • 6. Steam Nozzle
  • 7. Circulation Pipe
  • 8. Outlet Steam Stop Valve
  • 9. Steam Separator
  • 10. Water Level Gauge
  • 11. Feedwater Pipe
  • 12. High-Pressure Steam Pipe
  • 13. Connection Steam Pipe
  • 14. Low-Pressure Steam Pipe
  • 15. High-Pressure AVA Valve
  • 16. Low-Pressure AVA Valve
  • 17. Hydraulic Pump
  • 18. Blow Valve
  • 19. Fixed Support
  • 20. Sliding Support
Roles of the Accumulator

1.When steam consumption matches boiler production:
No steam is stored or released by the accumulator.

2.When steam consumption decreases:

3.When steam consumption increases:
Steam stored in the accumulator is released to meet demand.

4.When high-pressure steam demand rises and low-pressure steam is insufficient:
The accumulator supplies low-pressure steam.

5.When both high- and low-pressure steam demands decrease:
Steam is stored in the accumulator.

6.In case of boiler failure or power outage:
The accumulator provides emergency steam supply.

As shown in Figures 1–5, regardless of fluctuating factory loads, the boiler’s steam output remains steady at 10T/H.
Automatic control valves (V1 and V2) continuously and efficiently manage the accumulator, ensuring the boiler operates at maximum efficiency and economic performance.
Heat storage table Steam generation per 1㎥ kg/㎥
Explanation of heat storage table
The heat storage diagram is created from the saturated steam table and displays the amount of steam generated per 1㎥ of hot water due to various pressure drops.
The diagram displays the primary pressure transversely and the secondary pressure longitudinally.
If the pressure drops from 10kg/㎤g to 5kg/㎤g, you can get a value of 46kg/㎤ by descending vertically from 10 on the upper horizontal axis and reading the point where it meets 5kg/㎤g on the left vertical axis.
This is the amount of steam that can accumulate per cubic meter of thermal water.

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