Abstract
The problem of developing and identifying a temperature distribution model in the wall of the boiler drum was solved. The numerical model is based on the analytical solution of the one-dimensional heat conduction equation with heat exchange at the boundaries at constant heat transfer coefficients. The model is implemented in a dynamic systems simulation package. Using the bounded series of eigenfunctions of the analytic solution, a representation of the plant in the state space was obtained. A universal algorithm for calculating the eigennumbers of the analytic solution was proposed. The eigenvalues dependences of the analytical solution on the values of heat transfer coefficients and thermal conductivity was investigated. Based on the results of the study, data tables were obtained to approximate the dependences of eigennumbers on heat transfer coefficients in a limited range of variation. The methodology for implementing a dynamic temperature distribution model, which takes into account changes in heat transfer coefficients during simulation, was tested. The time of change of coefficients is perceived as the beginning of a new transient from the current state of the model. Presented structural diagrams of the implementation of the model in dynamic systems simulation packages. The proposed structures allow the introduction of parametric disturbances at the time of their occurrence in the simulation. According to the experimental data of steam boiler firing, identification of the dependence of the heat transfer coefficient on the temperature of the metal wall of the boiler drum was carried out. The results showed that the heat transfer coefficients are influenced not only by the metal temperature, but also by additional parameters of the steam boiler operation. As a result of experiments, it was found that the accuracy of the model can be improved by taking into account the dependence of the heat transfer coefficient on the internal surface of the drum on the flow rate of feed water into the boiler drum. The results of the numerical experiment are presented.
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