Coking Pellet Burner
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Technical features：
1.The design of traditional burner has strict requirements for fuels. If using the coked fuels, the boiler can't do continuous work, after 2 hours of work, the boiler has to be stopped to do cleaning
It is difficult for client to purchase non coking fuel. The coking fuel burner introduced by HUAYUAN can solve this problem. It can burn any kinds of coking fuel continuous, and the fuel can be
drained out automatically after combustion.
2. It adopts multilevel mixed combustion. The combustible material such as tar in the flame can be burned completely, which will not reduce the effeciency in the burner.
3. It can use generation II of LCD touchscreen control system and can start with one-button operation system.
4. Equipped with China leading IV generation LCD touchscreen, dynamic intelligent one-button control system to set fire automatically. Clients can monitor the parameters of input water, output water temperatures, smoke, fuels in bunker, combustion in hearth etc in real time. After the change of relevant data, it will remind user of maintenance. Client will monitor boiler's running status and energy-saving condition.
5. Adopting anti-back fire feeding structure. It can still burn even with the bunker open. It can forbid the safety problem of catching fire.
6. It meets the requirement of working overloaded all day and suits reformation of industrial and commercial boiler and other heat source demands.
- Q: What are the boiler files?
- Testing film, water pressure test report, storage sales account records, product certification, and so on.
- Q: The boiler in my house is leaking and the company send someone to try to fix it. The boiler was working before but now its worse than it was before, and the technician will not put it back the way he found it. He says he's afraid we will sue the company. What should I do?
- Alright, let's break this down... The boiler was broken, the technician fixed, but now it's broken again and worse than the first time? How long ago were the initial repairs? How does the company warranty their work? Is this new problem the same as the first? Why would you want it put it back the way he found it when the way he found it was broken? What does the company say is the problem now; something new or a repeat of the first problem and what is needed to fix it? How old is this boiler? - it may be coincidence another problem has risen if it's old and past it's lifespan. So, in short, if they caused the new problem or won't warranty their work, then you should report them to the Better Business Bureau. You can also look into taking them to small claims court and get your money back for the first repair. You can also go a different company for repairs and get THEIR opinion as to what is wrong and what it takes to fix it.
- Q: I have a boiler room in my factory, and I need to know if this room need forced or natural ventilation as the supplier says that the windows of the room are enough for the ventilation process. should I force him to add a fan in this room.
- When the boiler contractor is finished and has his money, he will be gone and you will still be there with his boiler in your factory and with your employees. If you have a concern for your employees that is good and your employees need to understand that. So I recommend that you have a ventilation professional make an evaluation for you and for them while you still have some control over what is to be accomplished and how. A visit to one of the previous boiler installations might be useful.
- Q: 1t / h boiler evaporation is equal to 600,000 kcal
- You want to understand this concept, the concept of 1 ton boiler is that the boiler can be an hour to 1 ton of water from the standard state of heating
- Q: I am in the process of purchasing a home. I fell in love with an old farm house in my area and am thinking about placing a bid for it. It has a Boiler system for heating the house. My questions for anyone who has experience with them in their homes are;1. Is it very hard to maintain?2. Is it alot more expensive to run it in the winter?3. What are the cons of having one?I asked my realtor, but he isn't too familiar with them, and I can't seem to find out any real pros or cons on the internet searches.Thanks in advance.
- Boiler systems are by far the most simple systems for consumers to own, there is no filter that needs changed, and only one setting for a thermostat up or down. Bolier heat (radiant) warms objects not the air like circulated heat. So of the down sides to boilers are the poor efficiency of them normally they are not over 82%, which you can look at it this way for every $10.00 in gas you put in you get $8.20 back. Some other cons to the system like someone previously stated is that you would need to purchase a seperate system along with ductwork for central air, no air circulation leads to more dust in the home, but by far is one of most even and comfortable sources of heat. Also with a boiler system do not I repeat do not turn the t-stat up and down in the winter pick a setting and leave it as it takes longer for a water boiler to recover the temp. you are looking for.
- Q: I am going over some boiler startup sequence of operations and there are some terms that I don't quite understand, I am hoping someone could hopefully help me out, I looked online but I can't seem to find anything that makes any sense..High Fire PositionLow Fire PositionLockout InterlockLockout Interlock Inputs
- High fire/Low fire positions seem to address a staged burner system with different burner firing settings. Most boilers have a safety system that protects the boil from damage from various events from low water level to loss of the pilot flame. These are all packed in a series of detectors and relays (electrical or electronic) that sense a problem and shut down the boiler. The Lockout interlock inputs would be the sensors. An example would be something like a float switch that detects a low water level. Lockout interlock would be the relay that is tripped by the input and then shuts down the boiler. Some people consider the relay and sensor to be one interlock and do not talk about them as separate items.
- Q: Boiler exhaust gas temperature is not the lower the better
- To 100 million kcal / h boiler, for example, ordinary boiler gas consumption of 126.5Nm3 / h (natural gas low calorific value for natural gas prices.
- Q: I want to build up very high pressure levels in some sort of tank without this pressure affecting the boiler. I'm not really sure how to go about this and any kind of help is appreciated.
- If boiler is connected to vessel,you cannot reach pressure more that that of boiler. You can use mechanical devices to increase pressure. pankaj,India
- Q: So I had the heating on this morning and all of a sudden I hear a pop noise and my boiler started making this hissing sound. Sounds like someone has turned a tap on full. So I switched it off and the noise just continued. I can also hear the sound in the radiators as well. Council won't come and fix it till Monday afternoon. I'm just wondering what could be the reason for the noise? It's had me worried/irritated all day. I live in a flat so turning off the water etc not an option.
- A pressure release valve
- Q: Could there be a cause and effect, or is it just a coincidence?
- There is no connection between the oil storage tank and the boiler pressure-relief valve under most reasonable scenarios. The only possible direct cause I might envision - and this is a stretch - would be if the oil in the tank was substantially contaminated with a much more volatile material such as gasoline or ethanol, even methanol, and so is burning much hotter than it should. This is not entirely impossible, fluids get combined and mis-combined far too often for it to be a joke. So, do check your fuel-oil for contaminants, funny smells or any unusual smells. Check for any reports in your area of others having this problem. And check with your supplier if you have a regular contract. If you purchase from a COD guy, you could be getting anything at all in your tank what with the price of fuel - and that would worry me! Otherwise, get your boiler serviced - oil-burners should be serviced and cleaned at the beginning of each season even it it seems to be running fine. This will maintain peak efficiency (and at nearly $4/gallon, this is really important) as well as make sure there are no defects or dangers. Good luck with it!
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