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Boiler Control: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Honeywell’s Boiler Control system include?
A: Honeywell offers a complete, end-to-end process control system that starts with the coal pile, and extends to the burner safety system, the turbine control system, and the flue gas clean-up system. The basic control system functions include boiler turbine coordination, air control, fuel control, mill control, furnace draft control, feed water control, superheat control and reheat control.

Q: Does the system support regulatory agency requirements?
A: Yes. Depending on the environment, the system will meet NFPA and other regulatory requirements.

Q: What platform is used for the boiler control system?
A: The platform is the Experion system which includes the proven, secure and reliable Fault-Tolerant Ethernet network.

Q: Does this system have a separate user interface?
A: No. A boiler control system is an integral part of Experion. It eliminates the need for a separate operator interface, and a single source of responsibility is established.

Q: Are there any optional functions offered with this system?
A: Yes. Honeywell offers advanced control functions that are designed to work with modern technology and offer more advanced control algorithms and control strategies. These include:

  • Concurrent Front End for boiler turbine coordination, which replaces the conventional Unit Master Controller for better controlled loop processes.
  • Advanced Combustion Control for state of the art control of the combustion process that delivers optimal efficiency, coordination of fuel flow and air channels.
  • Final Drives/Interfaces to test the condition of actuators and drives and ensure the system will perform as expected.

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