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: One of my radiators was cold on top and warm on bottom, So I decided to bleed the radiator. Air was releasing and when water started to flow, I turned the valve the wrong way. About 1/2 gal of water bled from the radiator.: i take it that you are speaking of a steam radiator, and boiler. the water in radiator is condensation of steam allowed to cool down inside radiator, if too much water collects it prevents normal flow of steam (heat) and you have no heat transfer (NO HEAT), do not adjust boiler pressure, adjustments are to be done only by qualified persons, a wrong setting can be very dangerous. however you can drain water from radiator as needed. open valve slowly allow to drain until you get steam, then close drain valve BE CAREFULL, STEAM WILL BURN YOU.

Q: what are the heat transfer mode in a boiler system?: Most boilers utilize radiation, conduction and convection as the modes of heat transfer. Radiation from the burner flame, conduction and convection from the hot gases to heat the boiler tubes and conduction and convection to heat and boil the water. If there is a boiler feed water or combustion preheater, they would utilize conduction and convection.

Q: How can I re-pressurize my Heatline compact boiler. There are many valves and am not sure which one to use: What you do is, the one with the pet-cock valve (or water tap), is the one that you bleed the air out of the boiler itself... When water comes out and quits spitting air, then your ready to bleed the top lines or radiators. Then, you go on the very top line... (if you have a second floor, you start there) and get the radiator that is the highest, and bleed all the air out of there.. The air, once you turn on the circulating pump, will go to the highest place...thats where you bleed the line. (Some people have bleeders installed, while others have bleeders on thier radiators and you have to have a key to do that on certain ones). Your boiler should have an automatic valve for the water to go into the boiler, all you have to do is bleed all the air out of it... I wish you well.. Jesse

Q: I just moved into a new house (it's 80 years old!) and it has boiler heat. I have never encountered this type of heating system before, and I'm a little clueless as to how it all works and how to care for it. I had someone out to service it before I bought the house to make sure it was working ok, but he only checks the boiler itself, not the radiators located throughout the house. Now that it's cooling off I decided to test out the heat, and I'm not getting any heat out of the radiators. I've had people tell me to bleed the radiators, which I TRIED to do, but nothing came out except for a hiss of air, and that was it. Should I let the boiler run for a while and THEN try to bleed them? Any advice or info on boiler heat systems will be most appreciated. I want to figure out how to get the house warm before winter hits!: on a hwboiler there are a couple of things you should look for. there is a pressure gauge usually mounted on the top front of the boiler. check it out it should read 10-15 psi. if it does the keep bleeding the rads til they spit nout water. if it is not on that psi there is a feed valve it usually looks like a set of bells hanging on a pipe. before them is a hand operated valve make sure that it is open. as long as the gauge reads pressure u should be able to get the air out. then make sure the oil or gas burner fires up. set the thermo above the room temp and wait for the circulator pump to kick in. basically if all of these components are functioning properly you shoul be in good shape

Q: We have a combi boiler, the heating is working, it is firing up, the pressure is fine etc. However, when I turn the tap for hot water it works for five seconds max then goes freezing cold. It's an Ideal Classic boiler.Any ideas of how to fix it? We've got a call in to a couple of boiler companies, but predictably aren't having much luck getting someone out very quickly!!Help!: To start you did the right thing to call the technicians, second try to warm a bit of brandy and put some honey in, I don't think you have any problem with the boiler must be some connection from the boiler to the heating or/and the thermostat I have to draw them (boilers) on the plans and some times the connections, Robert C might be right as well. They will have this wee machine that would read what's the problem and will know right away. I feel so sorry for you, hope they can fix it soon as they arrive. And if not just warm a bit more of Brandy he he. Wish you all the best and give you a star for good luck. Kisses and hugs.

Q: I am piping out a hot water condensing boiler that has its own boiler loop and circulator pump aside from the heating system loop and circulator pump. The manufacturer supplied a recommended circulator pump for the boiler loop which is sized for 50 ft. of equivalent length of pipe. The instuctions go on to say that it may require a higher flow circulator pump if you pipe it out more that 50 ft. of equivalent length of pipe. It then gives a chart of how much each fitting and valve is equal to as a length of pipe. My question is, do i size the circulator pump just based on the fittings and valves equivalent length, or do i also add up the amount of actual pipe in between each fitting and valve to come up with the amount?Please help, im not understanding this.: The pump they supplied for the boiler loop will be sufficient for most applications, but the building loop pump will have to be calculated. They are two separate systems even though they are connected together with a Decoupler loop. You convert all the fittings to equivalent length of pipe, and then add that number to the actual length of pipe in the system. This is used to find the resistance to flow in the system. In some cases, where the pump is almost large enough, the diameter of the pipe and fittings can be increased a size to reduce the friction losses. Call the manufacture for Tech support if possible.

Q: What is the procedure for turning on a boiler that heats radiant heaters - to turn on for the winter.?: if it's a gas-fired boiler, call the gasman..... otherwise, call a service tech for your boiler's brand name.... there's no 'one way' to do this stuff.... and if you don't know how, you can really screw up... so call the appropriate person, then WATCH and learn..... next time, if you remember how, then you can do it..... but not this time...

Q: I live in Ireland. We have just bought a new house. In our old house our gas boiler (which was Vokera I think) heated both the radiators the water. However, in this house, the boiler does not appear to be heating the water. It will only heat when we switch on the emmersion. Are we missing a switch that can be turned to allow our gas boiler to heat both the water the radiators?: boiler systems are set up in zones. If the installer and/or previous owner did not set up a zone for heating domestic water, that would be the problem. If that is the case, you will have to have your plumber install a tank made for this purpose and have him make the tank one of your heating zones.

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.: The report comes down to everything is caked up, plugged up, dirty, needs cleaning and or replaced. Oil fire systems are ripe to do all the things listed in the report. Anyone of them is bad this one is of major concern to me. Found multiple leaks in boiler Oil fired systems are filthy monsters they are in consent need of cleaning and adjustments. Go with gas if you can. I'd say about 2500.00 to 3000.00 for a good replacement. Explained to customer the danger of dry-frying the boiler have you tried to start the furnace several times without it firing? What that does to a oil furnace is. Everytime you try to fire it up It goes through a cycle of putting more oil into the furnace this causes a build up. When you get a pool of oil the next time it lights ....... the BIG BANG could happen or if it dosent go bang. It will cause a huge fire within the furnace...not a good thing. bet you live up north somewhere or north east PS Weil McLain is a good boiler but everything wears out.