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Re: Cleaver Brooks 500HP


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Posted by jim on April 07, 2007 at 17:41:47:

In Reply to: Re: Cleaver Brooks 500HP posted by Larry on February 22, 2007 at 17:11:52:

: : : : : Can anyone tell me the proper elevation of the low water cutoff casting mark on a CB model 500HP boiler. From the skid bottom to the casting mark is what Im looking for. Thanks.

: : : : That dimension has nothing to do with the proper setting of the low water cutoff. The LWCO should be set to acutate at some point where the water level is still showing in the gauge glass and the water level is still above the top row of tubes.

: : : ::Thanks for your reply but if the level control is set to maintain the level too far above the top row of tubes (too close to the steam nozzle) it can cause carryover. I am trying to find out within some tolerance what the setpoint is based on shell size of the boiler and the position of the top row of tubes. It will be somewhat uniform for all CB boilers of this HP and shell size. Thanks again.

The LWCO is 3" above the top row of tubes. on a cb400-700 fire tube this is 27 and 3/4 inches from the center of the lower water column tap.
THe auxillary LWCO should 27 and 1/4 inches.


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