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The Transformer series biomass boiler of best quality and technology to be introduced by HUAYUAN has following features:

1. It has the best combustion ability to burn any coked, low calorific briquette fuel.

2. In the commission, the boiler will be transformed in the site to satisfy more requirement.

3. Brand-new production workcraft, revolved boiler structure, modularized construction.

4. Any parts can be replaced and repaired, getting maintenance easily.

5. Only one equipped with watt style dust catcher in biomass boiler industry. It can be cleaned by water, the emission concentration is lower than natural gas.

6. It adopts IV generation of B style intelligent control system.

Q:how can a hot-water boiler heat water to 250 degrees F. and not boil the water ?: The boiler maintains a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. The higher the pressure, the higher the boiling pint of water.

Q:Boiler flue system: In the coal mill was ground into a certain degree of coal, from the air preheater part of the hot air carried by the burner into the furnace.

Q:When we first moved in our house we had gas heat when electricity went out. Then I asked my husband to upgrade the old ugly manual thermostat to a modern digital thermostat and now we can not heat our house when the electricity is out. Of course we threw the old thermostat out that I was told had mercury in it. HELP!! The power is likely to go out here in Virginia soon and we would like to use our gas heat boiler. Any ideas? We are unable to locate an old manual thermostat that we had. Thanks in advance!: Sorry, I can't imagine ANY thermostat working without power. For starters, you need power to run a transformer that converts 120 volts down to 24 volts. THAT voltage goes to the thermostat, then returns to the furnace where either a control board (electrically powered) or a gas valve (electrically powered) opens. Without electrical power the gas valve in any case can't be opened - unless you have battery backup power. If you want to run a gas boiler during a power failure you'll probably need two 12 volt batteries hooked in series (the positive of one battery connected to the negative of the other battery) THEN a mechanical thermostat (or a battery powered one like the first answer mentioned) will run the heat. But with MY furnace, without electrical power, there's no way to circulate the forced air through the ducts. In MY case I'd need a generator. You may want to consider something like that. More reliable and you don't need to worry about the state of charge. Hope this helps. 'av'a g'day mate. )

Q:What is the use of swirl combustion boiler technology: As a result of pure smoke-free energy-saving technology using PID frequency conversion and ABM energy-saving system, saving 40% than the traditional boiler, volatile can achieve more than 90% of the combustion and utilization of the traditional boiler volatiles burning rate of only 78%

Q:and then turned off. It wont turn back on. I filled up the tank again, but still nothing. my landlord said I let the heat ran out and that the heater needs to get primed. I have no clue what that means. How often does a boiler system need to be primed, what causes it to need priming: Although I'm a pretty good handywoman and enjoy tackling projects, I would say that your landlord should be the one to handle the boiler and fix whatever is going on. He/she should also go over the procedure with you in person, and step by step, so that you understand it and can possibly deal with it by yourself in the future. The landlord gave you a hefty set of instructions, and it wasn't nice (or appropriate) of him/her to not go over this in person, or take care of it themselves from the start - since I think that's supposed to be THEIR job. Once you show your landlord that you will attempt to fix everything yourself, deal with 'mickey mouse' solutions before demanding solid repairs, or that you will possibly accept the inadequate condition of something in your rental, they will likely take advantage of that fact in the future. So there are 2 problems here: your boiler, and your landlord. Your landlord can replace your boiler, but you can't replace your landlord! So be careful, and good luck. Winter has come with much might this year!!!

Q:I have an ancient oiled furnace that the technician that looked at it said it needed a new boiler. here is his verbatim report:Equipment - Weil McLain oil HW boiler with oil w/htrFound stack switch tripped. Reset switch and burner started okay. Observed smoke coming from all seams of boiler and bio-metric draft damper. Removed smoke pipe and found chimeny totally blocked with chimney debris. Cleared out chimney and checked drawer assembly. Found drawer assembly and retention head caked with carbon. Cleaned drawer assembly and retention head. Fired burner and found stack switch cycling on and off. Cleaned stack switch and found multiple leaks in boiler. Explained to customer the danger of dry-frying the boiler. Customer requested an estimate on boiler replacement ASAP.Can someone also explain this report in term a middle-aged woman can understand. Thanks.: I actually have a 40 12 months old boiler and alter into given with regard to the comparable figures ballpark, no longer in writing. I stay in No VA section for a value assessment. fortunate for me the pump (to the baseboard warmth) replace into caught and repairable, even although that fluctuate into the advice I gained besides.

Q:What is the problem with the boiler? The fire is burning great but the water temperature isn't going past 70°. Problem just had started day before yesterday. Any advice is welcome: Thermostat. Leak pipe probably isn't the issue if the water pressure is holding.

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. :): Leon, This is a slight cause for concern. Anything that is dripping and shouldn't be is a problem. I can't tell from the picture exactly what part this is and you can be surprised on what is actually leaking. There are only two answers for water or liquid inside the cabinet. #1 Condensation - just like on the outside of a glass condensation can form if conditions are right. Is the boiler in a cold room? Have you recently started the boiler from cold? #2 Crack in the heat exchanger- This is the big money problem. You would need a company to come and replace or repair your heat exchanger. Depending on the damage the price could skyrocket. My suggestion is to call out a repair company for an estimate see what they think.

Q:How exactly does a fire tube boiler operate?: Boilers come in two varieties, fire around tubes containing water or water around tubes containing fire. A fire tube boiler (fire in the tubes) is what is used in steam locomotives, where there is a fire box at one end, which exhausts through tubes to exit the stack. The flame and heated gasses flow from the firebox through tubes to the exhaust stack. Stationary boilers of this type use natural convection with a tall stack, while locomotives use forced ventilation for the firebox. Both types are equally safe, so I have no idea what you want to know regarding safety... Boilers ALL have the same type of failures, leaks from corrosion or leaks from overpressure or leaks from poor joints.

Q:I am replacing my old oil boiler. It is an Imperial 125,000 BTU's, and heats the house perfectly well in the winter. One contractor wants to install a Weil Mc Lain WGO6, (175,000 BTU's). A second contractor says it is too big, and suggests a Columbia CSFH5125W (145,000 BTU's). Both want to charge me $5500 and $8,000 respectively for installation.Which one is correct?: both are hosing you. a new 125,000 btu boiler is 10 times more efficient than your original and will be fine. the weil McClain is the better of the two,ask him to rebid the job with the 125.but i would get three other bids and specify you want a 125,000 btu output.check your boiler nomenclature plate to verify the output

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