Settle for Some Boiler PICS

[WB]

Steam Drum




Boiler in fabrication



Half of a boiler. Upper and lower drums and convection tubes laying on it side for shipment. The furnace section will be installed on site in Houston. Then it is on the ship to Saudi. That is Tanner standing by the tire. 6'3 tall. The trailer has 80 tires on the ground. Add the pull truck and the push truck.. Well you get what I mean..

[jaybee193]

Cool Pics. WB.... FINALLY

[JD#5]

That's a HUGE boiler! Where the hell did that go?

[WB]

Saudi Arabia

[Stompy]

Yep, that's a biggun..

[elm creek]

Wow that thing is huge

[desertbasser]

Holy shit thats big!

Built in America by Americans! Love it.

[LuckyMesscun]

What do they do with them things? The steam? Generators?

[WB]

Big hot water heater. Use most for Steam generation in Gas and Oil plants. Use them at University and Hospitals. Anything that need mass steam. Steam is energy......

[pYr8]

Perfect fab facility for guys fulla hot air WB
Helluva assy y'all did there, kuudos

[LuckyMesscun]

What role did you play in that thing? Welders helper? Waterboy? Carry towels and wipe the sweat off men?

[RedsBaits]

Nice looking work Craig, steam drum, mud drum, down comer tubes and steam riser's.
Craig is that a 1250# or a 950# boiler set-up?

[WB]

Hugo I do up front design work and check fabrication drawings. I built them for 10 years before I went to the engineering department.
Robert we build custom boilers. I can't remember for sure but I think the boiler on the trailer is a 250,000 pph boiler. Not bad on the boiler lingo.

[RedsBaits]

That's one if the few things I do for a living is run boilers/Cogeneration units, besides make water and air.

[Skip]

Very nice job WB and I for one don't believe you go around wipping sweat off of guy's. But just to be safe get rid of that hand towel you have sticking out of your back pocket

[Corkpuller]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by WB &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Big hot water heater. </td></tr></table>

hot water don't need a heater

and they moved you into the engineering dept.

[WB]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by Corkpuller &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">

hot water don't need a heater

and they moved you into the engineering dept.

</td></tr></table>If you want STEAM it does.

[pYr8]

I have a little bit of an idea of what y'all are building there WB. My hat's off to you & your engineering skills. If something goes wrong with them big heaters there can be a lot of damage & injury.
Back when I was a certified welder I helped build the SEGS solar generation plant in Daggett, CA (Mojave).



That was a ton of work and there were so many e-rayed welds it was incredible. Especially when it came to the super heater assembly which was spec'd for steam at 2200 psi. A leak in that will cut a man in 1/2 like a laser.

Kudos WB

[WB]

The two headers in the second pic are headers for a buried Superheater.

[pYr8]

Thermal transfer? Look radiator-ish