Lecture 11: High Pressure Boilers (Part-2)

[@Anonymous-wz1bx]

Finally NPTEL video and audio quality improves.
Feeling good😊

[@irfanakhan2148]

But teaching quality became average

[@yogeshchavan2503]

Stuff has only 10% industry applications !!!

[@AnkitKumar-mj1yj]

Awesome teaching skills sir
Thanks sir

[@halloranedward]

I want to build a steam engine to run a pick up truck
At first I thought I would try to "backwards engineer" one of the steam ers from a century ago
They used a "once through" type system. But as I learned more about steam.... I think they must have bought distilled water for them.
These lectures are great but I'm pretty sure mine will be much smaller
Can you offer any suggestions?

[@yogeshchavan2503]

Tell me the fuel and industrial applications of such boiler !!!

[@halloranedward]

Do you have a lecture about medium pressure boiler s

[@bhupendrakale5213]

I like ur explanation methods....thank u for that

[@ar-rj9bn]

Very good videos from you thank you very much

[@25Udit]

What do we mean by a boiler working at a particular pressure lets say 100 bar, how does this pressure generates?

[@buntyslowsabunwala3781]

by the pump which we use for pumping fluid into the boiler.

[@ravindraparihar6178]

Sir, as per high pressure lecture explanation by you the velox boiler is a high pressure boiler but you show there is pressure only 3 bar only how

[@therealkeshavsehgal]

The 3 Bar pressure is the pressure of the air for combustion not the steam generated !!
If you think that pressure of air = pressure of steam , then the boilers won't work because then heating would be very less and back flow of water( in general sense ) would be very high.

[@avirajkumar9473]

Good teaching methodology

[@jamirahamed6023]

Thanks

[@vishalshingte1592]

Superb