boiling water pump L3D-30-240-H

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Product description:

Product: Boiling water pump

Model:L3D-30-240-H

Appilication:

high pressure as 24bar

for hot water over 400 degree

for boiling water which needs 24 bar

Product specification:

flow rate：0m3/ hour, 720m3/day.

Pressure: 1bar - 24 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

Warranty:2 years

Q: I've used the same boiler for about almost a year now but the part where heats the water (at the bottom, looks like coiled metal) has this weird crust crusted around it...it seems like if i boiled more water, i could get cancer from this.....: MinerAl deposits have to be on the inside of boilers. I assume you cant see the inside of your boiler? Also Most are either brass, copper-nickel, or cast iron or steel. The latter types of heat exchangers can have scale cake up on and in the burner area. However, getting cancer from I assume dringking HOT water? The item I have seen most often in water heaters is part of the heat exchanger or a flame spreader sepperate or flake and deteroriate but its not in the water. If you hear a spppiissshhh everynow then you have a crack and water is leaking out and causing this deteroation. As to Cancer... We are all going to get something and eventually we will die, no ones getten outa this world alive. But cancer from drinking hot water, steel or Iron I bet someone has a study that says you can and will die from it or be poisend by it, or get cancer. Now if you choose to believe them you will probably get something sometime or another but I dont think so. What ever happened to common sence, its so uncommon. And dont think Im trying to embrass you Im not. I find myself being shifted to those in the know all the time. But the more I hear from those people the more Im convienced they are educated beyond their inteligence. They have a bone to pick or a study to fund and a paycheck to make so they sacrifice truth and true science for power, a name for themselves and money. We just leave it up to others that we think they know more than we do about whats good for us and then they take the lead we give them. And it goes on and on and on. Before you kinow it no one wants to talk about possibly global warming being natural. Its always the progressive countries that are to blame and man has made this clamity. If God wants anyone to do anything it is seek the truth. And discuss it openly. I dont believe your going to get cancer from Iron or Iron compounds unless they are a natural irritant to your body, then maybe but not til then.

Q: Do you need a Boilers license in Wa State to operate?: Hello, okorder for some guidance as to study materials, etc. that you'll need. Click on the Resources button there, and then Boiler Operator / Stationary Steam Engineer licensing. Though the information is primarily geared toward the State of Ohio licensing program, the study materials would be the same.

Q: My pressure has been around 8-10 psi and the cut-in control shuts everything down at 9 psi.: Are you sure that this is a steam boiler? If so, it must be heating a commercial facility - not a home. Residential steam boilers usually operate at 1 psi or less. A pressure switch regulates burner operation and setpoint/differential can be adjusted accordingly. Same goes for large facilities. Find the pressuretrol, adjust the setpoint down, adjust the differential.

Q: how do you bleed air from a boiler system?: very very very carefully. (different for diffrent systems)

Q: Does anyone know how old this cast iron kohler boiler is?: I can tell you with some certainty that it is probably from around 1928 or so. And, the lagging on the pipes is probably asbestos, so be very careful around it. Those old cast-iron boilers, properly kept might well last over 100 years. On the other hand, it is operating at no more than 50% efficiency, if that. A modern hot-water boiler will run at 95% or more, effectively cutting your operating costs in half. I doubt that is a steam boiler (it might be, just that level of longevity for a domestic steam boiler would be record-setting), but if so you would go from a likely 40% or less to 80%, or so, still cutting your operating costs in half.

Q: Hello every one..My Combi Boiler has started dripping slightly from the bottom, but still works perfectly. Should i be concerned, i cant really afford a new one right now?!I have attached some pictures, its dripping from the thing that looks a bit corroded behind the red taps. thanks for any help or advice in advance. :): Boilers can develop problems if they aren't serviced regularly. If your boiler develops a fault its better to contact a reputable heating and cooling company in your area.

Q: I have a 30 to 40 year old furnace. The flames seem to be puffing out irradically in the burner. I'm not sure if that is dangerous. A family member who is pretty handy said it could be the gas control valve opening and closing in a flapping motion. Could that be it? Any help would be appreciated.: could also be on the verge of starving for air so is reaching into the room for that additional air. There should be a separate air feed pipe just for the flame.

Q: Our house is equipped with a hot water boiler system for radiant heat. The boiler is 40 years old and we've never had a single problem with it other than having to replace zone valves. With proper maintenance how long will one of these boilers last?: Boilers can last 20 years or more if they are properly maintained and no air enters the system. The key is that you MUST have it drained and serviced each year. A simple thing like a frozen check valve can turn your hot water boiler (or heater, for that matter) into a bomb/rocket in very short order. There is no advantage to keep a boiler over 20 years, as the energy savings provided by modern units will pay for the new system in 5-10 years.

Q: 14MW hot water boiler is how many tons: Usually with MW is the power to replace the steam boiler tonnage.

Q: what is the life of a boiler in thermal power plant?: As oil field suggests... it can be quite long but it depends on many factors. Among those many factors: What materials of construction were used? How clean is the fuel source? High temperature oxidation is a major source of failure in boiler tubes. There is a substantial body of scientific and engineering analysis of boiler design and life cycle issues. Early in the development of steam boilers, massive explosions were quite common. This provided the motivation for engineers and material scientists to investigate these failures and develop standards for design, construction, and maintenance in order to prevent these terrible events.

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