Reliability Analysis of Electric Heating Thermal Oil Furnace
Using probability and statistical methods to quantitatively analyze or evaluate the ability of the thermal oil furnace system to continuously supply heat in accordance with the specified electrical energy quality standards. The reliability of the thermal oil furnace system refers to the probability that the system can continuously supply heat to users according to the specified power quality. The purpose of analyzing and studying the reliability of the thermal oil furnace system is to investigate the factors that cause the system to lose its normal function from various links and aspects of the system, propose quantitative evaluation criteria, and seek ways and methods to improve the reliability of the thermal oil furnace system. The fundamental countermeasure to improve the reliability of the thermal oil furnace system lies in the correct planning and design of the entire system (including power generation, transmission, transformation, and distribution links), ensuring reasonable redundancy; careful operation, operation and maintenance to reduce the possibility of failure, so as to maximize the availability of equipment. Studying and analyzing the reliability of the thermal oil furnace system helps to improve the safe operation level of the system, promote reliability management, achieve quantitative, comprehensive and regular management objectives, and help improve the economic benefits of the thermal oil furnace system.
