• HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--116KW System 1
HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--116KW

HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--116KW

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This burner is 116KW one.


Introduction:

Innovative product in China--biomass burner. Brand: HUAYUAN

Specification: 58~1395KW  Burner over 1395KW can be modularized.


The III generation biomass burner promoted in July 2014:

1. We use the casting modularized hearth. The boiler core is the only thing to be replaced in the post maintenance of burner. It is cheap and easy to change the modular fittings.

2. Generation III biomass burner adopts hyper heat-resistant casting material, replacing I and II generation material, which makes less cost and more stable performance.

3. The actual capacity of traditional burner is 70%, HUAYUAN marks authentic datas on the nameplates.

4.  HUAYUAN product has hyper-high temperature efficiency burnning tar and other harmful substance totally which will not be attached to the tubes to cause block.

5. The flame colour of HUAYUAN product combustion is white and blue, realizing clean combustion.  

6. Solve the problem that no coking fuel could be used in the traditional burner. More biomass fuel could be applied.

7. One-button control system to set fire, feed bunker, and control temperature automatically.

8. Equipped with dust blower system, which could be cleaned after long-time usage. Different size of reducer adapter could be made according to customers' requirement.

9. Widely applied to high temperature required conditions as coal-fired, natural gas-fired and oil burning boiler reconstruction, as well as industrial drying painting.







Q: I asked this question once already, but I guess I didn't give enough info, so I am going to try this again. Bare with me because I honestly don't know anything about this, that is why I'm trying to get info on here. I am currently looking at buying a house that is heated with a boiler furnace. There are base board vents through out the house, and multiple thermostats to control the heating in the different zones of the house. I'm not sure if this also controls the hot water, or if there is a seperate hot water heater. My understanding is that there are lines that run along the base boards, hot water runs through them and some how heats the house?!?! Like I said, I really don't know, and I am just trying to get a better understanding of this system. ANY info on them would be much appriciated, such as cost to replace them, repair them, or service them. Common problems to watch out for, how they opperate, and if it would be better than a regular furnace.
Don't buy the house!!! My father owns a heating a cooling business and I helped replace a home such as the one you are considering to buy with a regular furnace. Major costs and house repairs!!!
Q: Who could direct me to a way to figure out mathematically how much volume you have to have in a boiler, how hot it has to get, to produce enough steam for a particular steam engine size? There must be some standard formulas for figuring this out. Are there any good steam engine types out there?
About 100 years ago there were steam engine powered automobiles called Stanley Steamers. So the gasoline/ kerosene- fired ? steam generator (boiler) could be small enough to fit inside an automobile. A 1917 boiler was 18 high and 23 diameter. Operating pressures of 600 psig were common for driving 30-40 mph, but could be higher for speed. One went as high as 1500 psig before it started leaking. None ever exploded. A Steamer went 205mph at Daytona. The vertical fire-tube boiler was rated at 20 hp for normal driving while the dual, double- acting ,single - expansion, piston engine could develop up to 125 hp for short durations. There were first non-condensing and then condensing models. Fuel efficiency and boiler water efficiency were both concerns.
Q: Daily maintenance of the boiler
2, automatic control system, including the flame detector, water level, water temperature detection, alarm devices and a variety of interlock devices, display control system (see below) and other performance status is to meet the requirements.
Q: How much to remove old cast iron boiler?
You don't give us much information. Size? Location? Weight? If it is easy to get to, you may get some one to remove it for it since the price of scrap iron is so high now.
Q: is there boilers which works on biogas?
I am going to guess that you are asking if there are boilers that are fired, to produce steam, using bio-gas. While I don't know, I will say that I doubt it. The amount of gas required would be in the hundreds if not thousands of cubic feet per minute. You need to remember the amount of heat required to raise 1 pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit. From there you need to know the heating value of the gas. While it might be possible, the size of the bio-gas system would have to be extremely large. I'm sure it can be done on a small scale, but why not use it to run an engine and bypass the boiler, and steam, and keeping the steam hot enough, and many other concerns for a steam plant. For heating needs, the gas being used to run an engine, and the waste heat from it used for space heating would be a better, more efficient method.
Q: If the impact was on the side and there isn't a gas leak. Does the boiler have to be repaired or replaced?
Your boiler should be fine as long as no working parts were damaged. Next time, however, don't shoot your boiler.
Q: i am looking to buy a home built before 1890 and it MUST remain as is with it's natural gas boiler. how efficent is this system v's using forced air heating. keep in mind this home is 4800 sq ft and is all plaster walls and hardwood floors. i am sure i could help by using the 3 fireplaces but i am still concerned about the boiler having never seen one before.
How old is the boiler? Generally, the older the boiler, the less efficient they will be. But with an old house and 4800 sq ft. plan on spending BIG bucks on heating.
Q: does anyone know how much a bryant bw9 boiler costs w/install?
The boiler would be between $3,500.00 - $4000.00, usually 8 hrs labor - $500 - $700.00 plus what ever materials are needed say $500.00 - $1000.00 so a total of $4700.00 - $5700.00
Q: but when I turn the boiler off at the switch and turn it back on it comes on again??
The boiler is detecting a drop in pressure and is shutting down to prevent damage
Q: I own a home older than dirt ( not really just 1932) and live in Maine. I think the boiler might be older than me though. Heats fine - just not that efficient and well Maine is CoLd.Maine has a program that provides low interest loans (3%) to replace inefficient boilers, etc.. anything related to energy or structure...Anyone know which boilers are good, what approx cost of replacing etc.. I have old cast iron radiators in each room of house. I have Natural Gas. My water is also heated this way. I could potentially (according to the charts) cut my energy costs from 4,000 a year to 2,400.
Your best bet is to contact some local companies and ask them for quotes. Just make sure they don't charge you for them. If the system is fine and you're just strictly replacing the boiler, you won't be running into much in the way of labor costs as it should be a fairly simple swap. While these companies are in your home, you can talk to them about different brands, etc. Try to get these quotes now before those companies get busy in the cold weather. I'm sorry I can't give any specifics on the brand of boiler. Good luck to you.

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