Authors : Atharva Dhankar , Pranay Bhojne, Vaishnavi Gholse, Harsh Rangari, Harshanand Uikey , Prof. P.R.Bhagat
DOI : 10.46335/IJIES.2024.9.6.7
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Abstract— A firetubed boiler, also known as fire pipes, is a simple and efficient heating system that uses hot oil to pass through pipes surrounded by water. It is a fundamental part of thermal engineering, providing reliability and cost-effectiveness. Thermal analysis is crucial for improving efficiency and effectiveness. This thesis focuses on a 5 ton per hour (TPH) fire tube boiler and its theoretical thermal analysis. The future of fire-tube boilers is expected to be in developing economies, where sustainability is increasingly important. Research could lead to hybrid boilers reducing carbon emissions and offering greater flexibility in installation, operation, and maintenance.
