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Handling steam loads

J. Edelston

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Techniques for finding the optimum steam load distribution between boilers are briefly discussed. Using the equal incremental cost method, a computer program can perform boiler dispatching. It is necessary to perform test runs periodically on each boiler to maintain up-to-date performance curves and to update load versus cost curves.

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Techniques for finding the optimum steam load distribution between boilers are briefly discussed. Using the equal incremental cost method, a computer program can perform boiler dispatching. It is necessary to perform test runs periodically on each boiler to maintain up-to-date performance curves and to update load versus cost curves.

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Techniques for finding the optimum steam load distribution between boilers are briefly discussed. Using the equal incremental cost method, a computer program can perform boiler dispatching. It is necessary to perform test runs periodically on each boiler to maintain up-to-date performance curves and to update load versus cost curves.

Key concepts: Boiler (water heating), Computer science, Engineering, Reliability engineering, Waste management

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