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engr_amjadali
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Boiler Drum Water Level

04/01/2007 11:52 AM

My simple question is "Why drum water level is kept some what lower side than its actual geomatrical axis.which factos are cosiders during design..

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amjad shah

pakistan
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Re: Boiler Drum Water Level

04/01/2007 10:50 PM

In boiler drum level control the water level is kept on the lower side rather than maintaining a high level is that the water level rises with temperature.

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