Proper Fuel Train Placement for Rental Steam Boilers - Boiling Point

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00:00:14.800 00:00:14.810 00:00:18.690 00:00:18.700 welcome to the boiling point I'm Richie
00:00:21.010 00:00:21.020 where is Stephen Taylor we're inside one
00:00:22.840 00:00:22.850 of our thousand horsepower units one of
00:00:24.910 00:00:24.920 our new ones that were actually test
00:00:26.890 00:00:26.900 firing actually last time we shot this
00:00:29.980 00:00:29.990 we were down low it's not getting hard
00:00:32.290 00:00:32.300 on our knees yeah all right cool just
00:00:35.729 00:00:35.739 what we'd like to talk about today is
00:00:37.690 00:00:37.700 just gas trains and just the difference
00:00:41.410 00:00:41.420 in maybe some up maybe some other people
00:00:44.320 00:00:44.330 that are putting things in trailers how
00:00:46.210 00:00:46.220 we do it why it's good for the customer
00:00:49.900 00:00:49.910 so don't you go through that yeah we
00:00:51.340 00:00:51.350 this is a Siemens a combination gas
00:00:54.340 00:00:54.350 valve regulator put together and we wit
00:00:58.360 00:00:58.370 this we've done a lot of design work in
00:01:01.630 00:01:01.640 these units because we're stuffing a lot
00:01:03.670 00:01:03.680 of stuff in a small package right so
00:01:05.649 00:01:05.659 we've done a lot of design work to make
00:01:07.780 00:01:07.790 this accessible and as convenient for
00:01:11.350 00:01:11.360 the technician the maintenance guy the
00:01:12.820 00:01:12.830 operator as possible and what I've
00:01:15.550 00:01:15.560 noticed in some of the other designs out
00:01:17.860 00:01:17.870 there is that you tip the water of the
00:01:21.070 00:01:21.080 fuel trains down beside the more that
00:01:22.930 00:01:22.940 they're always right right down beside
00:01:24.370 00:01:24.380 the board well you put that down the
00:01:26.530 00:01:26.540 side of the border on this one you can't
00:01:27.760 00:01:27.770 get back that whole work on it so what
00:01:29.350 00:01:29.360 some of the other guys are doing is
00:01:30.790 00:01:30.800 putting side doors on their containers
00:01:33.310 00:01:33.320 trailers wherever they put them in so
00:01:35.020 00:01:35.030 that the technician when he's in there
00:01:36.970 00:01:36.980 working on the board or starting it up
00:01:38.560 00:01:38.570 testing what he was whatever he's doing
00:01:40.060 00:01:40.070 in order to check the fuel train he's
00:01:43.000 00:01:43.010 got to go down the steps outside open
00:01:45.190 00:01:45.200 the doors check on that whatever he's
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00:01:48.880 00:01:48.890 sure the valves are open they're closed
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00:01:52.030 00:01:52.040 he's doing come back and ear work on the
00:01:54.340 00:01:54.350 burner go back back and forth and for me
00:01:56.860 00:01:56.870 it's like your existing boiler room
00:01:59.320 00:01:59.330 would you have your fuel train in a
00:02:01.930 00:02:01.940 separate room from the burner no yeah
00:02:05.440 00:02:05.450 completely inconvenient it's it's just
00:02:07.360 00:02:07.370 from a safety standpoint it doesn't make
00:02:09.009 00:02:09.019 any sense to me if I'm testing this fuel
00:02:11.770 00:02:11.780 train I want to be close to the burner
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00:02:15.550 00:02:15.560 any type of problem I want to shut it
00:02:17.559 00:02:17.569 off sure if you if you have the fuel
00:02:20.080 00:02:20.090 train out there it's gonna take two guys
00:02:21.250 00:02:21.260 to do it you just wing it and run back
00:02:24.520 00:02:24.530 and forth right so we've done a lot of
00:02:26.140 00:02:26.150 work you know make a long story short
00:02:27.880 00:02:27.890 make it not a lot of work to put these
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00:02:32.010 00:02:32.020 trol panels here on/off switch
00:02:33.780 00:02:33.790 everything is here he can see what's
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00:02:37.410 00:02:37.420 his pressures everything that's going on
00:02:39.480 00:02:39.490 is right here in front of him it's just
00:02:41.820 00:02:41.830 for me it just makes a lot of sense to
00:02:44.670 00:02:44.680 put the things here were like well the
00:02:46.770 00:02:46.780 technician is working for you heads of
00:02:48.540 00:02:48.550 hands on it eyes aren't all the time
00:02:50.190 00:02:50.200 right now I said gasps train but we
00:02:51.930 00:02:51.940 obviously should have said fuel trains
00:02:54.330 00:02:54.340 because we have oil as well so we make
00:02:56.520 00:02:56.530 like a look over here look at the fuel
00:02:58.140 00:02:58.150 train do it same way okay all right so
00:03:00.720 00:03:00.730 we moved over to the fuel train and we
00:03:04.200 00:03:04.210 have the fuel train we obviously have
00:03:05.700 00:03:05.710 the pump as well so maybe go through
00:03:07.740 00:03:07.750 that force the same same thing same
00:03:09.930 00:03:09.940 concept I want the old valves and the
00:03:13.290 00:03:13.300 controller everything right here well
00:03:15.480 00:03:15.490 the technician can work on it you can do
00:03:17.340 00:03:17.350 adjustments each checking pressures if
00:03:19.350 00:03:19.360 you check switches all of it while the
00:03:21.480 00:03:21.490 burner is running while he's got a
00:03:22.980 00:03:22.990 closed hand of controls so that and for
00:03:26.490 00:03:26.500 the most part this is really critical
00:03:28.020 00:03:28.030 during the initial startup but if you go
00:03:31.200 00:03:31.210 to a job site it's been on gas on one
00:03:33.030 00:03:33.040 job you go to the next things on all
00:03:34.620 00:03:34.630 it's an to start up all over again you
00:03:36.600 00:03:36.610 gotta reset it all over again auto flame
00:03:38.400 00:03:38.410 helps it but you still have to check
00:03:40.080 00:03:40.090 everything again so again you want to
00:03:42.240 00:03:42.250 make sure you have this stuff from my
00:03:44.910 00:03:44.920 standpoint as close as possible to make
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00:03:48.990 00:03:49.000 startup technician and then the
00:03:50.490 00:03:50.500 operating guys the maintenance guys when
00:03:52.230 00:03:52.240 you're coming in to check on stuff if
00:03:53.730 00:03:53.740 they have an issue they can see right
00:03:55.470 00:03:55.480 off the bat okay I've got pressure here
00:03:56.880 00:03:56.890 I don't have pressure here whatever the
00:03:58.710 00:03:58.720 weather issues are it's right there in
00:04:00.390 00:04:00.400 front of them they're not running out
00:04:01.680 00:04:01.690 from the side of the trailer when I'm
00:04:02.910 00:04:02.920 back in checking the burner running back
00:04:04.410 00:04:04.420 out just that just doesn't seem like a
00:04:06.960 00:04:06.970 safe operating system to me Bryce
00:04:09.630 00:04:09.640 doesn't so he just made a lot simpler a
00:04:11.610 00:04:11.620 lot simpler a lot just a lot more
00:04:13.650 00:04:13.660 convenient for the technician sure the
00:04:15.600 00:04:15.610 operators the maintenance guys just a
00:04:17.760 00:04:17.770 lot easier for them doctor to work on
00:04:19.260 00:04:19.270 now I'm noticing and even though we're
00:04:21.960 00:04:21.970 on the gas train maybe just for our
00:04:23.970 00:04:23.980 folks that are watching they're learning
00:04:25.620 00:04:25.630 there's two valves here and on the gas
00:04:28.590 00:04:28.600 we have kind of the same thing through
00:04:30.270 00:04:30.280 that things what what is that for
00:04:32.790 00:04:32.800 it's a double double block and bleed on
00:04:36.000 00:04:36.010 the gas and that's a code issue we have
00:04:38.640 00:04:38.650 two valves where you're not dependent on
00:04:41.310 00:04:41.320 one valve to hold that gas pressure back
00:04:43.140 00:04:43.150 when the burners in an off cycle we
00:04:45.150 00:04:45.160 gas could leak through there if that
00:04:46.710 00:04:46.720 valve is open you have two valves make
00:04:49.470 00:04:49.480 sure both of them are closed they also
00:04:51.090 00:04:51.100 have proof of closure switches on them
00:04:53.280 00:04:53.290 so when that valve closes it makes a
00:04:55.560 00:04:55.570 switch so if something happens it hangs
00:04:57.600 00:04:57.610 up and doesn't make that switch it sends
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00:05:01.290 00:05:01.300 burner to restart and kill that switch
00:05:03.360 00:05:03.370 is made to make sure it's called a proof
00:05:05.250 00:05:05.260 of closure switch to make sure that
00:05:07.050 00:05:07.060 valve is closed we don't have gas
00:05:08.460 00:05:08.470 leaking through there oh we don't we
00:05:10.470 00:05:10.480 don't have a we've got proof of closure
00:05:12.150 00:05:12.160 switches we have two valves it's the
00:05:13.950 00:05:13.960 same thing we don't have a bleed between
00:05:15.420 00:05:15.430 them right on the gas side you got a
00:05:16.950 00:05:16.960 bleeder twin and leave it no place to
00:05:18.390 00:05:18.400 bleed the oil so but but again you have
00:05:20.760 00:05:20.770 two valves for the same reason so we're
00:05:23.280 00:05:23.290 not depending on one actuator one valve
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00:05:27.570 00:05:27.580 during the off cycle now code is really
00:05:30.330 00:05:30.340 the issue for gas I mean what about four
00:05:32.400 00:05:32.410 same thing for all the same thing it's a
00:05:34.320 00:05:34.330 code issue it's a CSD one issue and we
00:05:37.080 00:05:37.090 make sure all this stuff meets the
00:05:38.790 00:05:38.800 latest codes that are out there on the
00:05:40.050 00:05:40.060 market I wanted to make sure that we
00:05:41.940 00:05:41.950 gave them something to learn not just
00:05:44.700 00:05:44.710 talking about our Reynolds obviously but
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00:05:48.140 00:05:48.150 covered that so appreciate it and we'll
00:05:51.510 00:05:51.520 see you next time on the boiling point
00:05:53.330 00:05:53.340 appreciate Stephen hanging out with us
00:05:55.470 00:05:55.480 today talking about the gas trains now
00:05:58.350 00:05:58.360 winter is coming so you need to make
00:05:59.910 00:05:59.920 sure your boiler room is ready because
00:06:01.830 00:06:01.840 this thing here might show up at your
00:06:03.659 00:06:03.669 site this is our new look you can take a
00:06:06.060 00:06:06.070 look at the black that we've done a
00:06:07.440 00:06:07.450 little bit of gray got the orange
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