HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--581KW

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This burner is 581KW 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: 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.: Noritz has a line of gas fired tankless water heaters that can be configured to what you want. I have installed them in homes to do both domestic hot water production and heating. This would be something you should call a licensed plumbing and heating company to do.

Q: What is a PC boiler?: The combustion of the pulverized coal boiler is not composed of a combustion chamber (furnace), a burner and an ignition device.

Q: Im looking to change a heating system from forced air to hot water/baseboard. Im a plumber. I work for a comp., I install boilers but I never had to size a boiler. Im putting in about 140-150' of baseboard in a small 2 story house. I'd love to put in a Williamson 125000btu (or so). Is that too big? The houses old furnace was 110000btu.: I have an old uninsulated 2 story house of about 1000 square feet.It is oil fired steam with a 100000 BTU boiler that uses about 50000 BTU /hr on a cold day.I live in Massachusetts.There are so many factors to consider,I think that you can not go wrong putting in a boiler that might be too big.Hope this helps.

Q: I need to get to 315 degree and IRS stuck at 180. What am I doing wrong? This is the first time ever making candy or using a dbl boiler.: this recipe doesn't use a double boiler - I don't think you can get the proper temperature high enough in a double boiler: this recipe is from Michael Chiarello Ingredients 2 2/3 cups superfine sugar 2/3 cup light corn syrup 1/2 cup water 2 egg whites, at room temperature 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1 teaspoon orange extract 1 teaspoon almond extract 1/2 cup diced candied fruit, plus additional for topping 1 cup sliced almonds Directions Combine sugar, corn syrup and water in a saucepan. Cook over medium heat until a candy thermometer temperature registers 260 degrees F. Meanwhile, in an electric mixer, beat egg whites to form stiff peaks. When sugar reaches 260 degrees F, slowly pour in a thin stream into egg whites, while the mixer is running. Add extracts, beat on medium speed for 13 minutes, then fold the candied fruit into the mixture. Mix for another 2 minutes, then fold in 1/2 cup of the almonds. Pour mixture into 9-inch square cake pan sprayed with baking spray or butter the pan and then dust with flour. Top with remaining almonds and additional candied fruit. Let sit overnight, then cut into serving pieces.

Q: The boiler is dripping and the pressure has dropped to the red on the pressure dial. Should I worry or can I wait til end of next week when plumber coming. A friend has told me I can turn the black knobs underneath to refill boiler. Is this true?: When you say dripping,do you mean the relief valve? ( brass/bronze colored valve either on top or side of boiler) If it's a water boiler and the pressure gauge reads over 30 psi then the valve is working as it should and you have a pressure problem. ( waterlogged expansion tank,bad fill valve,etc.) Your friend i believe is incorrect. You need to have a professional that you can trust look at your system. If you dont know one get recommendations from someone you can trust-Good Luck!

Q: how can a hot-water boiler heat water to 250 degrees F. and not boil the water ?: The boiler maintains a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. The higher the pressure, the higher the boiling pint of water.

Q: The control is a Varistat R.D. 601 temperature proportional setback control, the clock is analog. I talked to the manufacturer; they said this model is too old for them to support. The clock controls are not simple like those on an electric lighting timer. Also I would like your opinion on changing the other settings(ratio, etc.) from the defaults. The manufacturer did explain this to me, but I forgot the math. If you need it, I can send a digital image of the device.: I'm a homeowner in central NY State who is considering having an outdoor temperature setback control installed to reduce boiler water temperature during warm weather in order to save fuel oil. I have a oil fired 105MBTU hot water boiler with three baseboard heat zones and one indirect hot water heater zone. Boiler water is set at 180 degrees and the indirect hot water heater is set at 130 degrees. The three heating zone thermostats and hot water control are connected to four relays that turn the four circulators on and off as needed. There is no circulator that runs all the time. The boiler turns on and off as needed to maintain 180 degree water. This is not a condensing type boiler. The system works very well, but I believe I could save some money, by maintaining a lower boiler water temperature in the summer. I believe the boiler water temperature would have to be maintained at 140 degrees or above in order to heat the domestic hot water and avoid condensation of flue gas in the boiler and masonary (clay liner) chimney. what do you think? Is this worth exploring? Thanks for your help.

Q: I've installed a low mass direct vent oil burning boiler (140Kbtu) by LAARS a year ago and twice this year it sooted up so much that it choked itself to the point of burning terribly rich. (thick black smoke out the flue) I'm wondering if it could be my oil, I never had this issue until the last delivery. (This is my second season with this boiler...) I also wonder if using too small of a nozzle can cause this. I'm currently using a .65gph nozzle due to my heating load being relatively small. (Only half of my house is currently on the boiler, I wanted to prevent short cycling the burner.) I opened the fire box and totally cleaned everything from the opening of the flue, clear through all of the internal baffles in the boiler to the intake air line. It was incredibly clogged with soot. Now about a month later, it appears to be in the beginning stages of sooting up again. This morning the boiler locked out, but restarted with ease... but I noticed the black smoke out of the flue again.: You really should have a boiler technician come in and do, at minimum, a combustion test. This test will tell you how to set the boiler for proper and efficient combustion. This setting is done with both the flue adjustment, incoming combustion air adjustment, and proper burner nozzle size. You have to have the proper test equipment and know how to read the analysis. Make sure when you call a technician, he explains exactly what he is going to do during the service call. If he isn't testing, call another. This will get your burner operating at optimum efficiency. Good luck!

Q: 0.7MW of hot water boiler how many tons of water per hour: Then: 600000 (card) ÷ 40 (temperature rise) ÷ 1000 (kcal) = 15 tons

Q: Is there a boiler division in Queens?: buckingham pace has boiler but they are part of the engineering department or d you mean another one of the queens castles?

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