The selection of boiler auxiliary equipment should be based on the overall operational requirements of the boiler, comprehensively considering working conditions and system compatibility, avoiding focusing solely on the performance of a single device while neglecting overall coordination. Equipment selection should align with actual usage scenarios, taking into account load changes, medium characteristics, and installation space, to ensure reasonable parameter connection between auxiliary equipment and the main unit, and improve the stability of system operation.

During selection, emphasis should be placed on the structure and material of the equipment. Appropriate materials should be chosen based on the temperature, humidity of the operating environment, and the corrosiveness of the medium to reduce the probability of subsequent failures. At the same time, combined with on-site layout conditions, the size and connection method of the equipment should be reasonably planned to reduce pipeline losses and installation difficulties. Energy consumption indicators, operating noise, and maintenance convenience should also be comprehensively evaluated, balancing long-term usage costs and on-site user experience.

There are several considerations to note during use. The start-up and shutdown of auxiliary equipment should follow the system operation logic, forming an orderly cooperation with the main unit to avoid component wear caused by frequent start-ups and shutdowns. During operation, various status parameters should be observed regularly to promptly detect issues such as abnormal vibration and pressure fluctuations. Daily maintenance should include lubrication, cleaning, and inspection of wearing parts in accordance with equipment requirements to extend the service life of the equipment.

In addition, industry standards and safety requirements should be integrated to improve supporting monitoring and protection measures, enhancing the reliability of equipment operation. The combination of reasonable selection and standardized use enables boiler auxiliary equipment to function continuously and stably, supporting the efficient operation of the boiler system.