Bystritsky – Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises. Study Guide
Bystritsky’s book “Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises” presents the fundamental principles of technical thermodynamics and heat transfer theory, examines heat engine and plant cycles, as well as the design, operating principles, and characteristics of boiler units and blowers. It also provides information on heat exchangers and the characteristics and methods of burning various fuels.
Bystritsky’s book “Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises” is intended for students of universities and secondary vocational education institutions specializing in electrical engineering. It may also be useful for industrial workers involved in the operation of power equipment.
The power system of a modern industrial enterprise, along with general electrical equipment, includes a significant amount of power and heat-mechanical equipment.
Boiler units supply steam and hot water to meet the technological needs of industrial enterprises and heating systems, using a variety of heat exchangers and devices.
Water (tap and industrial) and various process solutions are supplied to enterprises using pumps, typically centrifugal.
General-purpose industrial fans are integral parts of general and local ventilation systems in production facilities and utility rooms, and are used in air conditioning systems, etc.
Compressed air requirements (for presses, hammers, pneumatic tools, painting, etc.) are met by various types of compressors—centrifugal, piston, and others.
As a rule, power equipment is managed by the chief power engineer of an industrial enterprise. The reliable and efficient operation of this equipment significantly determines the efficiency of the entire production process, necessitating technical personnel to be knowledgeable about its design, technical characteristics, and control methods.
The material in the textbook “Bystritsky – Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises” is based on the author’s many years of teaching students majoring in electrical power and electrical engineering in the disciplines “Power Supply for Industrial Enterprises,” “Power Installations for Industrial Enterprises,” and “Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises.”
Bystritsky’s book “Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises” consists of two sections: “Fundamentals of Thermal Engineering” and “Heat and Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises.”
The first section, “Bystritsky – Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises,” presents the fundamental principles of technical thermodynamics, the fundamentals of heat transfer theory, and the cycles of the most common heat engines and power plants.
The second section, “Bystritsky – Power Equipment for Industrial Enterprises,” examines the operating principles and design of surface heat exchangers, various types of fuel, combustion methods, and associated burner devices, as well as boiler units and the operation of individual boiler unit components.
Furthermore, the second section examines the operating principles, performance characteristics, parameters, and control methods of various pumping machines that are most widely used in industrial power generation.
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