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Combustion Equipment for Steam Boilers | Energy Management

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Combustion Equipment for Steam Boilers 2. Requirements of Combustion Equipment of Steam Boilers 3. Classification. Introduction to Combustion Equipment for Steam Boilers: The combustion equipment is a component of the steam generator. Since the source of heat is the combustion of a fuel, a working unit must have, whatever, equipment [...]

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Structure of Hot Spring (With Diagram) | Geothermal System | Energy Management

This figure shows a schematic diagram depicting how "hot springs (geysers)" are produced through hot magma (molten mass), the fractured crystalline rocks, the permeable rocks and percolating ground water. Geothermal System-Hot Spring System Structure At a depth of 5000 m or so lies an impermeable magma. Above the magma are the 'impermeable rocks' which are overlain by localised pockets of [...]

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Thermoelectric Effects in Thermodynamic Conversion of Heat

The various thermoelectric effects in relation to thermodynamic conversion of heat to work are as follows: 1. Seebeck Effect 2. Peltier Effect 3. Thomson Effect 4.Joule Effect.     1. Seebeck Effect: If two dissimilar materials are joined to form a loop and two junctions maintained at different temperatures, an e.m.f. will be set up around the loop. The magnitude of current [...]

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