Group 5 Steam Engineering Maintenance
Group 5 Steam Engineering Maintenance
Group 5 Steam Engineering Maintenance
ENGINEERING
MAINTENANCE Presented by:
Catigtig, Jaylord Xyl Gian, Ivan Lester
Instructor:
Engr. Kit Boniefel Bontor, RNAME
Mancha, Rowel Reyes, Orlee
Steam engineering machinery
refers to a variety of machines and equipment that utilize steam power to
perform tasks or processes. This can include steam engines, boilers,
turbines, pumps, compressors, and other devices designed to generate,
control, or utilize steam for mechanical work.
BOILERS
Boilers are vessels that generate steam by heating water. They are
essential components of steam systems, providing the steam needed to
power steam engines, turbines, and other machinery. Boilers come in
various types, including fire-tube boilers, water-tube boilers, and package
boilers, each suited for different applications.
STEAM
Steam turbines are devices that convert the kinetic energy of high-
TURBINES
pressure steam into rotational mechanical energy. They are commonly
used in power plants to generate electricity, as well as in industrial
processes requiring high-speed rotation, such as in pumps and
compressors.
PUMPS
Steam-powered pumps are used to move fluids, such as water or steam, in
various industrial applications. They come in different types, such as
centrifugal pumps and reciprocating pumps, and are vital for processes
like water circulation, boiler feedwater supply, and hydraulic systems.
COMP0RES
Steam compressors are used to increase the pressure of steam for specific
SORSsuch as pneumatic machinery, air conditioning systems, and
applications,
industrial processes requiring compressed air. They come in different
configurations, including reciprocating compressors, rotary screw
compressors, and centrifugal compressors.
Steam traps
Steam traps are automatic valves used to remove condensate and non-
condensable gases from steam systems while preventing the loss of steam.
They are essential for maintaining the efficiency and reliability of steam-
powered equipment by ensuring proper steam and condensate
management.
Steam injectors
Steam injectors are devices used to feed water into steam engines or
boilers at high pressure using the energy of steam. They are commonly
employed in locomotives, steamships, and stationary steam engines for
water supply and boiler feeding.
Condenser Maintenance
Examination for scaling or corrosion, ensuring effective steam-to-water conversion.
Piping Inspection
Identifying and repairing potential leaks, ensuring seamless steam transportation.
Auxiliary Component
Assessing pumps, fans, and heat exchangers for optimal functionality.
Inspection
Efficiency Enhancement Measures
Implementing upgrades to enhance overall system efficiency.
Valve Calibration
Regular checks to maintain control over steam flow and pressure.
Scheduled Maintenance Plans
Establishing routine maintenance schedules for each component.
Documentation of Findings
Detailed records of inspections, repairs, and upgrades for future reference.
Water Treatment
Ensuring proper water quality to prevent scale formation and corrosion within the system.
Insulation Inspection
Checking insulation integrity to maintain optimal operating temperatures and prevent energy loss.
Emission Control
Regular inspections for corrosion, leaks, and proper functioning of heating elements or furnace.
Applications of
Steam Engineering
Machines
POWER
GENERATION
Steam turbines are commonly used in power plants to generate electricity.
The steam produced by boilers drives turbines, which, in turn, rotate
generators to produce electricity.
Industrial
Processes
Steam is utilized in various industrial processes such as refining, chemical
manufacturing, and food processing. It is often employed for heating,
sterilization, and as a motive force for machinery.
TRANSPORTA
Steam-powered locomotives and ships played a significant role in
TION
transportation during the 19th and early 20th centuries. While largely
replaced by internal combustion engines, steam remains relevant in niche
applications such as heritage railways and marine propulsion.