The diploma thesis is focused on the assessment and verification dimensions of the existing supporting steel structure for the K5 boiler in the locality of Olomouc. The ground dimensions of the existing main supporting structure are 24.4 x 12.2 m. The clear construction height is approx. 44 m. The main supporting columns are made of welded box cross sections. The spacing of the individual cross-links is 7.6-8.9 m. The structural stiffness of the structure is secured by transverse and longitudinal bracing. Stainless steel S235 and S355 are used as the main material of the supporting elements. The design has been assessed according to valid EN ISO standards. Part of the thesis is a technical report, a static calculation containing the assessment of the main structural elements of the structure and joints and the drawing documentation.

This theses work is concerned with assessment of transfer line exchanger behind pusher furnace. First part is describing technical characteristic and parametres. The most important part of this theses is thermic calculation of the boiler. Last following part is concerned with suggestions of constructional modifications of heating surface for proper functioning of boiler. These modifications are demonstrated by scheme in the enclosure.

This thesis concerns with recalculation of steam boiler. Arrangement for reaching of new steam boiler parameters and temperature of combustion gases was suggested at first. Then it was verified with thermal calculation, all necessities included.

Content of the thesis is to optimize fuel economy boiler in Brno-Bystrc. The work is designed adjustment Infrastructure fuel in boilers and increase storage capacity.

This thesis concerns with design of manufacturing system for specific company. Object of manufacture is warmwater boiler for solid fuels. Analysis of this object, design of necessary technologies, manipulation and transportation concept, layout concept and economic efectiveness of investment realization evaluation are apart of this thesis.

This thesis aims to gas installation of the coal boiler and its thermal recount. In the first part, there is implemented calculation of the combusting chamber. After that follows the recalculation of heat exchange surfaces and proposal tube air heater, which will replace the existing air heater Ljungström. The emphasis is placed on the preservation of the exsiting steam parametrs and keeps emission limit of NOx.

This masters thesis deals with the gasification of current oil boiler. The first part of the thesis describes the existing boiler. The next part follows gasification with respect for comply with the limits of NOX and recalculation of boiler for operation with the natural gas.

The diploma thesis deals in the theoretical part with various types of sys-tems for the preparation of hot water and specifies the types of solar sys-tems. In the calculation part, it solves the design of kindergarten heating by a system of heating elements. It also solves two variants of hot water preparation in the hot water tank. The design also includes all the equip-ment needed for the proper functioning of the heating system. The exper-imental part compares flat panel and evacuated tube solar collectors.

Black liquor, a byproduct from pulp production, is burned in a recovery boiler to generate electricity and recover inorganic materials. Black-liquor-droplet combustion is fundamental to understanding and potentially improving recovery boiler performance. This investigation reports comprehensive experimental data collected for a suite of five liquors. All the data were collected with newly-designed laboratory equipment, several aspects of which are unique. Single droplets were suspended on a thermocouple and heated in a furnace. Simultaneous diameter (size and shape), internal and surface temperatures, surface emissivity, and mass were measured under various furnace temperatures and gas compositions. The images recorded by the cameras show the droplet swelling characteristics during combustion. Droplets swell more in inert environments and with low heating-rates than in oxidizing environments and with high heating-rates. Softwood liquors show greater swelling than softwood/hardwood mixed liquors. The internal temperature measured by the thermocouple is lower than the surface temperature measured with the optical pyrometer. This temperature gradient between the droplet interior and surface can be larger than 300 K. Molecular-beam mass spectrometry data were used to determine droplet mass loss and off-gas composition. These mass-loss data differ by about 10% from the balance mass data. These data provide a self-consistent and reasonably comprehensive description of black-liquor-droplet reactivity. A one-dimensional transient droplet model predicts droplet temperatures and mass loss comparable to the data. The combustion of volatiles, droplet swelling, and enthalpy of devolatilization were proved to be significant. Intermediate-sized particle (ISP) formation was investigated with a suspended-droplet experimental technique. The images indicate that a small amount of particles are ejected during drying. Insignificant ISP formation during devolatilization occurs. Char burning and smelt oxidation produce the largest amount of ISP. Quantitative analyses indicate that both droplet solids-content and liquor type impact ISP formation. Longer burning times produce more ISP, with total ISP formation being 0.2-2% of dry solids. Sampled ISPs show consistent trends in surface structure and particle sizes under a scanning-electron-microscope, independent of the experimental conditions.

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