High Temperature and Pressure Recovery Boiler
Development of recovery boiler main steam pressure and temperature was rapid at the beginning. By 1955, not even 20 years from birth of recovery boiler highest steam pressures were 10.0 MPa and 480oC. The pressures and temperatures used then backed downward somewhat due to safety. By 1980 there were about 700 recovery boilers in the world.
Development of recovery boiler pressure, temperature and capacity.
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