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Technical features:
1. A wide application as family, villa, and small hotel. It can supply heat energy to cold places and 500m² villa by the way of ground heating, blower, heat sink etc.
2. No matter in Dongbei or Hainan, it can provide 24 tons of hot water heating from 10℃ to 50℃, which could be used for 100 rooms.
3. One-time feeding could be used for over 8 hours. The installation way is similar to air energy, which is quite convenient.
4. The emission temperature is much lower than that of similar product, high efficiency makes more energy-saving.
5. The test of Environmental Protection Agency shows that the dust emission is 17.5mg/m³ without dust catcher, similar to the emission standard of natural gas. It is more environmental
friendly.
6. Advanced combustion technology without grate realize the high-efficiency burning without black smoke. More kinds of fuels can be used.
7. One-button control system to start fire and set temperature, operation, hyper-high temperature protection, water-load protection and time automatically.
8. An easy maintenance door is equipped to 2015 version. Any parts can be assembled and get repaired easily.
- Q: Landlord have been repairing this boiler 4 times so far now I still hear loud noise does not sound right he told me he is not getting any new boiler does not need it supposed to last up to 35yrs. This boiler is now 16yrs. since I moved in. Is there such a thing of gas boiler blowing up Should I talk to the gas company? I feel now it is on its way out with the noise it is making loud banging, clanking noise.
- Its suppose to be noisy but not to the point where it is unbearable. I would talk to your landlord and demand to have it checked by a professional if you are concerned enough because we are talking about your health on the line. Yes they can last pretty long so that's normal, mines about 32 years old now
- Q: Our central heating Boiler was getting its annual service, the Engineer told me that my boiler is no longer being produced and it might be hard to get replacement parts in a few years time (my boiler is vokera linea and is about 12 years old)He said that our boiler was a combi boiler and most new boilers were condenser boilers nowadays – what exactly is a condenser boiler and how is it different from a combi boiler ???
- You were given false information and he is probably doing it to persuade you to order a new boiler from him. My daughter has just had a new combi boiler installed and it is also a condenser. It doesn't matter whether it's a straight boiler or a combi, it can still have the right technology installed to make it a condenser. As this guy has given you false information you should get rid and find another guy who is more honest. My next move would be to take into account that most boilers have a life of around 15 years and start to put some money aside for when you may need a new boiler in around four years time.
- Q: pls can anyone tell me the efficiency of the boilers with super-heater and without superheaters..!
- The boiler efficiency is roughly the same with and without superheat. The efficiency of a utility boiler will be over 90%. You obtain the efficiency savings in the turbine cycle where you convert the thermal energy of the steam into mechanical energy to turn a generator. In most modern coal fired boiler, there are two superheat circuits, one called superheat and one called reheat. The heat rate of one boiler I know of with the reheat circuit is over 13,000 BTU/KWHr, while the heat rate of a two superheat boiler is around 10,000 BTU/KWHr. (Divide the heat rate by 3412 to get the efficiency.) But it depends on design. Most nuclear units do not have any superheat, they operate on a saturated steam steam cycle. Their heat rates are not that far off from a coal unit, look at the figures in the link below:
- Q: recirculation line
- A recirculation line, or what is called a 'mini-flow', is basically a spill-back mechanism. This is usually accomplished by running a line from the discharge of a pump, prior to the main control valve, back to the suction of the pump, with its own flow, or pressure control valve. This system is designed to maintain a minimum flow threshold to the suction of the pump. If the flow to the pump suction falls too low, the discharge pressure approaches 'dead head' conditions, where the developed head is too high. Also, there is a flow such that the highest efficiency is reached, and a spill-back offers a way of maintaining the 'perfect' flow. In the special case where a pump is delivering boiler feed water, you definitely want this pump to work well and last a long time running reliably. Losing water flow to a fired or waste heat boiler is extremely dangerous!!! If safety systems fail, you're looking a potentially lethal buildup of pressure and heating. To summarize, a boiler feed water supply pump needs to operate at a preset flow rate, and a spill back allows an additional level of flow control to the suction of the pump. Hope this helps...
- Q: will outdoor boilers burn saw dust?
- Outdoor boilers will burn just about any thing from coal, tree stumps, corn cobs to pallets if they fit through the door. Burning saw dust is a little dangerous because it will flare up and almost explode when you throw some onto hot coals especially real fine sawdust. I would be careful burning a lot of it. It doesn't seem to burn with a real hot flame as it smolders because it doesn't get a lot of oxygen and has to be stirred causing it to flare up and flash back. I would bag a little at a time in paper bags and bank it and leave the door closed and let it burn. Safety is the rule with sawdust or any fine particles that burn. It is explosive when thrown on hot coals.
- Q: We just bought a house that has a 50 gallon electric water heater that has the cold line of the water heater piped into the boiler. What is the purpose of this? Also it has a Fast fill valve. What is this?
- without any further info, i will guess you have a heating boiler. hot water or steam heating in your home possibly ? heating boilers have a cold water line piped in till it gets heated for heating purposes, best of luck -
- Q: in cfbc boiler how to maintain steam drum level constant with 3 element control?
- Three-element boiler drum level control is the most complicated form of process control. The reason being that, regardless of the firing method, a steam drum has a behavior called 'shrink', and 'swell', i.e., the level initially rises when the load increases due to the creation of steam bubbles, and viceversa. After a while, the 'normal' trend takes over. To overcome the unstable response from the drum level transmitter, three-element level control was designed. Basically, the controller, instead of responding initially to the level control signal, responds to the flow control one. I.o.w, when the steam load increases, it is the feedwater valve that responds first. By doing so, the level remains fairly constant, because the influx of cold water into the drum, offsets the 'swell' by generating 'shrink', and viceversa. Eventually, the level controller takes over and makes the smaller corrections necessary to maintain the level fairly constant. A more analytical explanation can be found in the book Power and Process Control, for the Plant Engineer and designer, of Michael J. G. Polony, McGraw-Hill Book Co., .
- Q: Marcet boiler
- Oil Field's answer is good, but I would like to add that as air contains oxygen, it can lead to corrosion of the boiler. For this reason commercial boilers have equipment to deoxygenate feedwater. Also some inject hydrazine. For a small boiler just venting steam will carry out the air. You use the CSTR equation to calculate how much to purge to get a certain O2 level.
- Q: Built in the 50's, nameplate is wore out, I do have install manual MN. ou-2650. It apprears to have been manufactered by US Radiator Corporation. Any help is appreciated.
- Rule of thumb. Count the burners, each burner equals 20,000 BTU's. But don't tell anyone that's an old trade secret.
- Q: I'm wanting to buy or build a electric/wood fired water boiler to put in my in-floor heating system-any ideas?
- Without any doubt, it's a wiring fault. when the zone valve opens it should send a live back to the boiler and pump. the fact that it works when you are asking for both heating and hot water confirms this. You may have lost a link in the JB. The fault is almost certainly with the zone valve wiring. I have copied a s plan diagram. Good luck
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