Homemade Beer Fermentation with CE Certificate
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Description:
Processing: Storage Tank, cutting-rolling-welding-polishing-assembling-testing-warehousing
Condition: New
Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
Brand Name: KUNBO
Model Number: bright tank, KB-006
Processing Types: Alcohol
Voltage: 380V, 50HZ
Certification: B&V; CE
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Packaging & Delivery
| Packaging Details: | export standard package |
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| Delivery Detail: | 25 - 45 days after deposit received |
Specifications
1.manhole 2.CIP spraying ball 3.adjusting feet 4.sample valve 5.temperature gauge 6.pressure gauge 7.level gauge
- Q: We cleaned the soot however when we clean it out the fire wall box I guess you'd call it fell apart. I've since learned that a combustion chamber but my question is without that box will my boiler not turn on? Is that a safety feature? With the box missing does it cause the oil to simply spray into the fire box and not be concentrated into one area enough for the fire to catch? Please if you have an answer-asap would be great as it's 36 degrees out and I'm racking my electric bill up with this elec heater. Thanks.
- Whilst I know nothing about your particular boiler and information online is about a scarce as hens teeth I would be inclined to think you have put something out of adjustment in your cleaning activity . Most oil boilers I have worked on(UK) have a high voltage spark ignition and the spark gap on it is very particular as is the distance between the spark and nozzle for ignition. What fell apart sounds like the refractory lining or high temperature bricks and as again i know nothing about your boiler I do not know how important they are in your case. I would suggest you contact a heating engineer for advise/repair.
- Q: Boiler seems to be hot but I am getting little or no hot water. We just started hitting the 70 degree mark here in CT so it is not running often but I never had this hot water issue before. The boiler is about 6 years old
- If you still have hot water pressure, than I would assume the hot water coil is not stopped up. Your boiler should maintain approx. 160 degrees if you are heating domestic hot water with it. Your problem may be in the Aquastat.
- Q: Everything seems normal except after it fires (burners all light), the flames go out but the boiler continues to run. Sometimes the flame goes out after a few seconds, sometimes longer, like a few minutes. I don't smell gas so I don't think it's a dangerous situation but I'm hoping this is an easy fix..
- It would be helpful to know the model number of your boiler, and whether it is a standing pilot, or intermittent pilot unit, and whether this happens right away (while the boiler (and house) is still cold), or only after it is warm. Single-fire (non-modulating) house heating boilers work as follows: a) The thermostat calls for heat. The boiler fires and heats the water in the system which is then pumped through the radiators. b) There is a high-limit setting on the water temperature to prevent the boiler from over heating the water. This can range anywhere from about 160F (cast-iron standing radiation) to something below 190F for fin-tube radiation. If the water reaches this temperature _before_ the thermostat is satisfied, the boiler will stop firing, but the circulator pump will continue to run as long as the thermostat calls for heat. As the water cools, the boiler will fire again for anywhere from minutes to seconds. c) Once the thermostat is satisfied, the circulator pump and the boiler will shut off. The phenomenon you describe is most common with cast-iron radiation with a large thermal mass, but can happen with any form of radiation. If this is not the case, it is important to know the model number/size/age of your unit as there are many types of pilot systems on these beasts each with its own little quirks.
- Q: and what is the difference compared to other boilers
- Joe is kind of right. A combination boiler in fact does away with the hot water tank. So, yes it does save space and they are economical to use. The hot water is supplied via the boiler direct to the taps. so you get plenty of hot water without having to store it in a tank. you only heat the water you need.
- Q: Why does a gas boiler switch off when the water pressure is too low? What are the consequences of relighting the pilot when pressure is below normal?
- It's to protect the circulator pump and the boiler from damage. Why not just fill the system to the proper levels and not worry about it? 12psi + 6psi for each floor above the 1st floor.
- Q: my landlord has left me and my 3 children with no heating or hot water for 5 wks as national grid shut my supply off coz gas leak. back boiler over 15 yr old, never been serviced. landlord says he wil allow his unreg friend to install new boiler and then get work certified by corgi reg engineer. Is this legal? am already certain it is unsafe. any answers would be very much appreciated.
- Turn him into the league of human dignity in your town and then the health dept. Leaving you without heat in the winter is not human.
- Q: What is the cause of the boiler water alkalinity?
- In addition, the boiler water there is a certain degree of alkalinity, can prevent the formation of scale.
- Q: whats a bunny boiler?
- That is pretty funny. A bunny boiler is a woman who is dangerously obsessive with a man. See the movie Fatal Attraction for that bunny scene.
- Q: What's the deal between Combi v Condenser Boilers?
- The alternative type of boiler to a combi is a system boiler. Both combi and system boilers are condensing these days. System boilers store HW in a traditional cylinder. Combi boilers heat HW on demand. System boilers tend to be a little more reliable as they turn off/on less frequently. You do need to keep a HW cylinder though, so if space is at a premium most people go for a combi.
- Q: My water goes from boiling to cool within seconds so my husband changed the pressure (twice now) on the boiler which helps the water stay hot for a while. After that my ceiling started leaking directly under my bathroom radiator and about 2 feet away from my boiler. I can't find any other water and there's a huge yellow patch and it's now leaking on the other side of the wall in my kitchen.Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
- If it is a steam system, it sounds like the boiler might be over filled (so water is going up the pipes that only should have steam) and squirting out the air vent(s) of the lowest radiators in the system. If it is a manual fill valve, it might be leaking or not fully closed, if it is an automatic one, something (probably water level sensor) is out of adjustment or valve sticking open. if this is the case, the extra water in the boiler will need to be drained back to the normal level. The boiling to cool thing might be if you have a tempering valve in your system (this allows some cold water to bleed into the hot pipe so the water heated by the boiler isn't practically boiling hot at the faucet). Sounds like it is set to the coolest setting or damaged. Anyway, it is very hard to diagnose such things without knowing any details of what kind of boiler mode of heating the domestic hot water. Hope this is of some help.
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Homemade Beer Fermentation with CE Certificate
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 500 unit/month
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