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boiling water pump L3D-60-120-H

boiling water pump L3D-60-120-H

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Product description:

Product: Boiling water pump

Model:L3D-60-120-H

Appilication:

big flow rate as 60m3/h

for hot water over 400 degree

for boiling water which needs 12 bar

Product specification:

flow rate:60m3/ hour, 1440m3/day.

Pressure: 1bar - 12 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: I am running new wiring in my home and was wondering if my natural gas boiler and natural gas hot water heater need to be on separate circuits? Also should I put each bedroom on its own circuit? How many outlets should go on each circuit?
Dan h is correct but if it's electronic ignition the power consumption required is minimal [ very little is needed]therefore it would be OK to put on boiler circuit..........................as for the bedrooms i personally put on separate circuits ......... to save money i would run 12/3 w/grd then you would have 2 circuits in one wire .....you can share one nuetral for 2 circuits its allowed by the CODE......... as for the plugs ....you can use as many as you want ....... i wouldn't put more than 6 recepticals per circuit including bed lights is OK
Q: Boiler room burst area that 10% of the norm that is a ah?
Pedestrian access, pressure relief and not adjacent to these places.One underground boiler room using the way of vertical leakage, the shaft of the net cross-sectional area, should meet the pressure relief area requirements.
Q: Oxygen is removed from the boiler water by ____ the water.a. Adding minerals tob. Chillingc. Heatingd. All of the above
c. Heating. Chilling has no effect.
Q: model number pin5snsme2
Before you by a steam boiler did the installer size it right? Its not a easy as you think. If you use a plumbing co. make sure they have been to heating school and are NORA cert. silver or higher.
Q: How much to remove old cast iron boiler?
give itto someone to remove for the metal. scrap prices are up.
Q: We have bleed EVERY radiator in the house and most of the upstairs rads wont heat up. And i have looked over the furnace a hundred times and i can not figure out how to add water. Have even searched online and can not find ANYTHING to help! The serial # is 06C3-2003 if this may help!!
Your boiler should have a make up water line that feeds automatically. Look for a water line going into the boiler. There may be a shut-off valve that has been closed. You should only have to bleed the uppermost radiator to get all of the air out of the system. Is your pump working correctly?
Q: What is the role of sodium chloride in the boiler
Scale corrosion of the boiler wall, and also due to overheating deformation and drums, and even burst pipe, serious equipment accidents; sometimes exploded, so that the boiler workers and factories near the crowd casualties.
Q: I do not think water is going into the boiler to be heated
Professional intervention is required, Boilers/furnaces are NOT DIY items. To many dangers, ranging from CO gas leaks to explosion to the ruining the efficiency. Consult your fuel supplier for qualified personnel (they probably have a maintenance department, if not they'll send you in the right direction)
Q: On the hot water heating pipe above my boiler, there is a green elbow-like joint with a small valve on top. I've been having clanking and swishing water sounds in my baseboard, so I'm guessing there's a bunch of air in my baseboard lines.I've tried to bleed the lines from the baseboard valves, but I never get any air coming out, just trickling water. My uncle says it may have to do with the valve over the boiler. He says you are supposed to leave it a little loose to allow air to escape. When I went down there, it was as tight as it could go. It is safe to loosen this a bit and leave it like that?Also, could the reason the air wasn't bleeding out was that this valve was tight? Does it have to be loose in order to bleed the upstairs lines?
don't mess with valves unless u know what your doing,could be very very BAD!!! sounds like u may need more water in your boiler,,,find a press gauge on your boiler,,1 lb of water press will go up 27 inches from the press gauge so figure how hi up the highest radiant is and do the math,,add h20 and keep press up and bleed till no air,this is assuming u have a hot h20 boiler and not steam..a few pounds over the highest radiant is recommended
Q: I have a condensing oil boiler that keeps sooting up and cutting out the flame
The flame is causing the problem of sooting. It should be a nice blue colour and your is probably a yellowy colour This can be a problem with a bit of a blockage in the flue, or the gas valve neds adjusting to give a cleaner flame, or the boiler is not getting enough air flow to the burner. You burn a mixture of gas and air, and lack of air can also ause sooting. Take you choice. !

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