"> Kangrim Kangrim KEV 1t/16bar
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Kangrim KEV 1t/16bar

Kangrim Kangrim KEV 1t/16bar is identified in the source list as a marine steam boiler. It is normally installed in the engine room or boiler area with its burner, feedwater, steam, fuel and combustion-air systems. Its purpose is to generate steam for fuel heating, tank heating, domestic services, cargo duties or other shipboard consumers when exhaust-gas heat alone is unavailable or insufficient. The existing database record identifies HFO/MDO as the stated fuel service. The boiler combines a pressure-containing heating surface with a burner and combustion system, but the exact furnace and tube arrangement must be confirmed from the manufacturer documentation. The exact model designation and any source-listed fuel or pressure information distinguish this boiler from neighboring variants; steam output and design limits must be confirmed from approved manufacturer documentation.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

boiler type auxiliary_oil-fired_boiler
steam capacity th 1
design pressure bar 16
fuel type HFO/MDO

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Common failures & inspection points

Burner ignition or flame failure caused by fuel contamination, poor atomization, electrode faults or air-supply problems, resulting in failed starts, flame trips or unstable combustion
Soot or deposit buildup on heating surfaces caused by poor combustion or unsuitable fuel condition, resulting in rising exhaust temperature and reduced steam-generation efficiency
Low-water or feedwater-control problems caused by valve, pump, sensor or control faults, resulting in unstable drum level or protective shutdowns
Tube or pressure-part leakage caused by corrosion, overheating or fatigue, resulting in water loss, steam leakage or abnormal furnace conditions
Safety or combustion-control device malfunction caused by fouling, calibration drift or electrical faults, resulting in alarms, trips or unsafe operating indications

Service & Maintenance

Inspect burner components, flame safeguards, fuel valves, atomizing equipment, furnace condition and combustion-air path. Maintain feedwater treatment and check water-level controls, gauge glasses, blowdown arrangements and safety devices in accordance with approved procedures. Trend steam pressure, firing behavior and exhaust condition for signs of fouling or poor combustion. Inspect accessible pressure parts for leakage, corrosion and signs of overheating and clean heating surfaces as required. Function-test interlocks and alarms before returning the boiler to automatic service after maintenance. Refer to the manufacturer and class documentation for exact pressure settings, water chemistry limits, inspection intervals and acceptance criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep burner nozzles or atomizing parts as applicable, ignition components, flame-detection parts, fuel-valve service kits, gaskets, gauge-glass consumables and selected control components recommended by the manufacturer. Pressure-part repair material and safety-valve parts should follow approved vessel and class procedures. Confirm exact spares from the boiler model and burner configuration.
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