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boiling water pump L3D-90-80-H

boiling water pump L3D-90-80-H

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Product description:

Product: Boiling water pump

Model:L3D-90-80-H

Appilication:

big flow rate as 90m3/h

for hot water over 400 degree

for boiling water which needs 8 bar

Product specification:

flow rate:90m3/ hour, 2160m3/day.

Pressure: 1bar - 8 bar

pump diameter: 610mm

Pump installed on the ground, outlet size:6"

with AC motor, motor power:22kW, 380V , 3 phase

but only need motor power:22kW(while Grundfos pump needs at least 45kW  power, our pump can save more than 50%  power,save USD20532 per year for electricity fee.

Material:

Pump inside: stainless steel and wearable nylon,it enables our solar pump to have 10 years sevice life and undertake 400 degree high temperature.

Motor : AC motor, 380V , three phase , 50Hz. The pump also can connect with solar power.

Certification:

3 International patent

ISO9001

CE


Warranty:2 years




Q:We just bought a house with working radiant heat floors connected to a 5 year old Tagaki tankless boiler that works fine, but is only required to come on twice a day.A second domestic boiler needs to be replaced... Can we replace both boilers with just one? Or would we better off leaving it alone and getting a second tankless or other boiler for the domestic water? Thanks!
You can use one but keep in mind to get one that can hold enough hot water to support both your heating and hot water usage especially in the winter and I would have a way to shut the water off to the radiant heat for the summer. Have you ever ask yourself why didn't the previous owner do that. Remenber if you go to one if it goes out you loose both heat and hot water. Myself I think I would stick to 2 and put a bypass in to connect the 2 system together in case you loose one so you will have a emergency back up for either of the systems
Q:its located in the basement and is a bout 4.5 feet high and relatively wide and is too heavy to even hand-truck it up the stairs. I am looking for options - thanks
Good luck breaking it with a sledgehammer. Personally, I would put up a sign in the grocery store or a cheap little ad in the paper or a free one on Craigs list, and give it to anyone who wants to haul it away for free. They can sell it for scrap. Also, try calling a few scrap metal companies or similar. They might come pick it up.
Q:What is the meaning of the 2.8MW on the boiler?
Is it SZL10-1.25-95 / 70?
Q:We moved into this property at the end of July and could not find a Gas Safety Cert so asked the letting agent about it who got onto the landlady only to find that there wasn't one. had 3 gas engineers since all saying that the boiler is at risk as the working pressure is to low from that at the meter and that I can't use it so have had no hot water or heating for 3 weeks now.What are my options?
Presumably when you rented the property it was stated as having heating and hot water which now it hasn't. Concerning gas safety I would think that for rented properties that would be illegal (but please check) If it is illegal threaten to pursue the matter further. If not you should at least negotiate a lower rent to cover your extra electric whilst the matter is looked into. Also ask about electric safety certificate and fire alarms. if that doesn't work tell the agents you are having it investigated yourself because you think you may get CO poisoned. (which if no gas safety cert might be true)
Q:Three settings - Off , water , water / radiators. Off - no heating , no hot water Water - no hot water water / radiators - heating and warm / sometimes hot water. You can actually hear the boiler ' kicking in and out ' when you turn the taps / heating on. All i want is hot water on tap ( usual setting ) and heating when required. which bit is broke / needs looking at ? thanks
talk about confuse the issue, you say the boiler is firing when you turn a tap on ? if so its ok, heating settings do you have a wall stat? if so turn it up, whats your pressure reading ? should be 1-1.5 bars otherwise mail me using simple what works, what doesnt
Q:I am going to replace our boiler fuel. now it is running with biomass. So i have to option. one is installing a new biomass boiler other thing is installing a gasifier and replacing only the burner.What should i select?What are the benifits of each other?
There are so many different gasification technologies, and so many different biomass combustion systems, and they vary so much based on size and fuel, that is really tricky to address your specific application. Instead of asking on here, please do a web search on words like biomass gasification and biomass combustion and benefits of gasification. You'll get a much more complete answer, and you can skip over the stuff that isn't relevent to your application. Differences between the two technologies include the amount and type of pollutants that are created (gasifiers can do a better job with NOx than most traditional boilers), the moisture content of the fuel that can be used (some types of traditional boilers can take higher moisture content fuel), the size of the equipment, and the cost of the equipment. Good luck.
Q:I have heard of this technique but am ignorant of how this is done. A photo or diagram would help.
A 'flash boiler' is a boiler chamber that is heated to high temperatures so that, when a small amount of water is introduced, it 'flashes' almost instantly to steam. There are a couple of articles about them on the web. The only application that I, personally, have ever seen was to generate some fairly impressive shock waves to simulate large explosive blasts. Doug
Q:how the number and location of gas and fire detectors in water tube boilers can be determined?
You can find your answer in the manufacturer's installation manual for any boiler, or in any basic boiler engineering literature. There are sensors for devices which shut down the boiler for safety reasons (low gas pressure, low water pressure, flame failure etc) and sensors that provide input to the controller that operates the boiler (rate of fire, blowdown, output pressure etc). The number and configuration of sensors depends on the boiler type, capacity and application. You really should do your own homework.
Q:what is in a boiler room?
A (Boiler Room) is a room that (Houses) a Preassure Boiler...There should only be 1# A Boiler Operator, 2# the Technician/s that (Constantly) watches the Boilers Preassure/s at certain times of a Day....A Boiler Room is a Room that can at any momment become too (Dangerous) for any Person/s not related to (Working) in or around a Boiler Room...The Boiler Room, is the room that should alway's be noted as a Room that not only Houses a (Preassure Boiler) but in around a Boiler, a Boiler Room also (Contains) FUEL Boilers (Run) on many different types of (FUEL) this is not the (Main Reason) as to why a Boiler Room is soo (Dangerous) A Boiler for instance is bascically a (Rocket Bolted Down) to the Boiler Rooms (Foundation) The Boiler is a (Preassure Vessel) that can Blow-Up a Room in no time...that is wht the Preassure Boiler is bolted to the (Foundation) of the Boiler Room...These Preassure Vesseled Boilers serve (Heat) in such Buildings as Hospitals,Schools, many,many Buildings around the World...The (Boiler Room) should be the most (Important Room) at any Building that has one...There have been alot of (Deaths) in Boiler Rooms all around,it's the most (Sensitive Room)because of the Preassure Vessels located inside of one...I was a Boiler Operator at a Hospital in Alaska you must take alot of (Courses) before they allow you to even touch a Boiler or even get close to the Boiler Room...The Boiler Operator His Staff of Technicians the Security Personal are the only People that have a (Key( to get in the Boiler Room. rumeoui !!!
Q:Does A. Smith also produce boilers?
Boilers are mainly used for large hot water and heating projects.

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