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The steam generating units
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The steam generating units
TUNING – IN
Task 1
List the main components of steam generating unit
Task 2
Study the diagram below of a once-through steam-generating unit. Answer these questions using the diagram and your own knowledge of engineering
- What are the main parts of once-through steam-generating unit?
- What is an air heater?
- What is an economizer?
- Why are the once-through steam-generating units called so?
A Principal Scheme of once-through steam-generating unit.
1. Water Economizer. 2. Evaporating Heating Surfaces
3. Intermediated Zone 4-5. Superheaters. 6. Air Heater.
WORDLIST
| 1.steam generating unit 2.steam generating unit with natural circulation 3.once-through steam generating unit 4.furnace 5.drum 6.bank 7.to recover 8.heat exchanger 9.chimney 10.induced-draft fan 11.forced-draft fan 12.feedwater 13.gravity 14.multiple 15.either…or 16.except for 17.by means of 18.duct work 19.to result in 20.since 21.the latter 22.therefore 23.in effect 24.superheater 25.reheater 26.fire-tube boiler 27.water-tube boiler 28.header 29.versatility 30.to come in 31.to suit 32.acceptance 33.opeating cost 34.to eliminate | парогенератор парогенератор с естественной циркуляцией прямоточный парогенератор топка барабан, цилиндр пучок (труб), батарея, группа возвращать, получать обратно теплообменник дымовая труба, дымоход вытяжной вентилятор, дымосос дутьевой вентилятор питательная вода сила тяжести многократный или…или исключение с помощью, посредством трубопроводный механизм приводить к чему-либо так как последний (из упомянутых) поэтому в действительности, в сущности пароперегреватель 1) подогреватель 2) вторичный перегреватель дымогарный котел водотрубный котел водяной коллектор универсальность, разносторонность бывать соответствовать, подходить одобрение эксплутационные расходы 1) исключать 2) не считать |
PRONUNCIATION
Task 3
Remember the pronunciation of the following words
| pressure | otherwise |
| once-through | dust collector |
| economizer | objectionable |
| maintained | thence |
| effective | thus |
| surface | major |
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