What is Swas panel?

What is Swas panel?

Steam and water analysis system (SWAS) is a system dedicated to the analysis of steam or water.

What is SWAS in boiler?

Steam and Water Analysis System (SWAS) are designed for continuous monitoring and control of water and steam purity in the boiler plant cycle and at other important analysis points.

What is the full form of Swas?

What is sample cooler?

A sample cooler, also called a heat exchanger, is used to cool a sample from a process stream. It may seem simple, but it is a uniquely designed small tube in a shell heat exchanger. The sample to be cooled flows through the tube side of the cooler, and the cooling fluid, usually water, flows through the shell side.

How do you size a sample cooler?

Generally, a 2.4 square foot (0.22 square meter) cooler is adequate for water samples of 1200cc per minute, while a 3.5 square foot (0.33 square meter) or larger cooler should be used for water samples of 3300cc per/minute.

How does a sample cooler work?

Sample Coolers are small shell and tube heat exchangers that are used to cool the sample from a process stream to the required temperature conditions for safe and immediate analysis. The sample to be cooled flows through the tube side of the cooler, and the cooling fluid, usually water, flows through the shell side.

How the boiler water test is conducted?

The first phase in the boiler water testing is to collect feed water sample from the boiler concerned. Always take the water sample from the same place. Test samples usually cooled to 25 degree Celsius with the help of sample cooler. This is done to prevent flashing which concentrates the sample.

Why boiler water testing is done?

A regular boiler water test assures higher efficiency and reduced maintenance of boilers. It is quite essential to maintain correct water conditions by careful monitoring of boiler water to avoid scale formation, reduction in efficiency, steam purity, and corrosive water conditions.

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