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: 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: So I just installed a Titan tankless water heater. I’m not a hippy tree-hugger, mind you. I just HATE sending money to National Fuel. In any event, it got me thinking that if the water used in my boiler system was heated through this mechanism, my fuel use would decrease to virtually zero. While my electricity costs would increase, the increase should be less than the $300.00 monthly gas bill (and that’s the balanced billing rate… yeah, I’m getting screwed, and that’s AFTER insalling 30 brand new double-pane argon filled windows).Do “flash heating” boilers exist (whereby the water is heated instantly as it passes through a tankless water heater)? If so, do they offer savings over traditional natural gas boilers, enough to warrant the investment? Because I’m not really buying into the whole “your best energy value” thing... what a crock is sh1t that is.I would love to hear what you have to say.Thank you.: Firstly you are not talking apples and apples here. The Titan is for heating potable domestic and your boiler is for non potable heating water. However there is a way you can save money, the initial output would be expensive. What you can do is install a domestic tank with a heat exchanger, most boiler manufacturers supply, and would need to be professionally installed, so that when you are using the boiler for heat you can be heating your domestic water as well, and when not in use you can switch the Titan heater back on. They do not make any boilers that operate instantaneously like the titan water heater, but you can purchase one with a better efficiency rating.

Q: i posted this question yesterday and got some advice about wat to do, but i ahd no idea what any of it meant, so i someone can look at the picture sand tell me what to do. thatd be great :)me and my mum rent our house and it has a worcester 28i junior boilerits always had the same problem: if the pressure rises that much when its on, it must be a blown expansion tank. get them to have a good look at it.

Q: Live in New England and have an existing boiler.I would like to be able to use both wood pellets and #2 oil depending on the price. Is there a way to convert so I can have the option. Company Names would be good!: I don't think you can convert the boiler you have but you could add an additional pellet boiler. There are also several companies that make wood and wood pellet fired boilers. I have been looking into this myself. Below are some links I have found.

Q: I see questions about these all of the time and wondered what they are or mean? Thanks for enlightening me.: Me, too. But I guess I've seen enough context to figure them out. In the US, we'd probably call council housing, the projects.

Q: I have a door seperating a room and boiler room. There are no windows so i can i make a hole and exhaust all the hot air to there: NO! Your boiler exhaust is TOXIC! (meaning...it can KILL you) This exhause MUST be vented OUTDOORS. I really must ask...where is your boiler exhaust currently going? Normally, the exhaust pipe feeds into a chimney stack goes up the chimney out into the air, far above the roofline.

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.

Q: I live in a 3 story home with a boiler built in the 70s. I heard there is something you can hook up the boiler to cool the house without central air. If there is such thing, what is it called and where could I buy one? If not what are the best alternative options?: Whoever told you that is misinformed. I have a boiler/radiant heating system. The only thing I have to keep my place cool is fans, window a/c units my big old shade tree. You cannot use your boiler system to cool anything. It's made to get hot heat your home...and sometimes provide your hot water as well.

Q: Does A. Smith also produce boilers?: Smith, of course, the production of boilers, more varieties, power from 100KW to 657KW optional, and has a small footprint, high thermal efficiency, safe and reliable, and many other advantages.

Q: In a petrochemical plant they are using some equipments like boiler, economizer, deaerator and exchagers? Could you please tell me what are these items and how they work? What are the functions of these equipments in the petrochemical company?: The boiler is the steam generator. It usually has a steam drum and many pipes bundled together in a firebox as a heat exchanger. Heat from combustion boils the steam and this steam becomes superheated (well beyond 100 deg. C) in the boiler tubing. In the petrochemical industry the steam temperature may be much lower than power station steam temperatures (depending on the processes the steam is used for). Steam can be better than direct heat from combustion since the degree of temperature control can be very precise (it can be done by metering pressure to determine the exact temperature the steam condenses...keeping constant temperature in a process). The deaerator is a step to remove dissolved gases in the water. Dissolved gases are undesirable since the process works best with pure distilled water in the system (air bubbles in the system may cause problems in many processes). The economizer is an additional heat exchanger that is included in the exhaust stack to pick up the last bit of heat available to warm the incoming water (it is often left out in compact designs such as steam engines on ships). In the petrochemical industry this is often used directly for heat in heat exchangers (dry... in that the steam does not come into contact with the materials it is heating) or wet processes where steam is used directly mixed with a reactant. The steam may be used in fractional distillation (to separate compounds which boil at different temperations) or to cause chemical reactions (which occur at elevated temperatures).

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