HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--58KW

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This burner is 58KW 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 have recently experienced my boiler losing pressure. I can reinstate the pressure using the valves underneath but over time it goes again. I have read on other forums that I can isolate the boiler with pressure up for a period of time and this will tell me whether the fault is with the unit or somewhere else in the system. Only problem - no one tells me what this isolating involves! Can anyone advise step by step what i do? Is it as simple as turning the heat and hot water off?Thanks: The only way you can isolate the boiler would be to shut off the supply and return, but there's not typically valves installed in those pipes....and even if there were, it'd be a bit of luck if they sealed well. If your boiler is leaking, you'll usually see that one or more of the burners are badly rusted from water leaking on them. If you take the vent hood off, you can usually see any cracks or rotted parts just by giving it a close inspection. Depending on the boiler, you may have to at least partially remove the jacket as well.. Hope this helps

Q: what do I need to know about my boiler?: bascally, boilers are a tough one theres is no real way to determine whether something is going to break or when. how it works your boiler heats up water when a certain part of your house calls for heat a circulator pump kicks on and sends hot water through your baseboard or radiators on that loop. always keep an eye on it and periodically check for leaks. especially around where threaded pipe is used. leaks usually leave a white chalky streak around where it is leaking. so look for that. it might not be leaking when you discover it but when the water heats it may expand and start leaking. what you don't want to do is drain the boiler in hopes of cleaning it. it is not a water heater. you want that old nasty water in there. the more fresh water you put in, the more minerals, air and stress you put on your system. i would also suggest a cleaning and inspection from a company every now and again to maintain it usually before winter comes. hope this helps.

Q: what is air circulation in boilers: Air is necessary for there to be oxygen for combustion. That amount of air is calculated from the rate at which the fuel is to be introduced and the temperature or burning rate desired. Excess air is added to assure that there is enough. Some air is introduced under the grating of coal-fired boilers for cooling that iron , some is introduced over the fire. The hot products of combustion rise inside the furnace and discharge through the stack. The tall stack will induce some negative pressure to help draw the gasses and smoke out. Some boilers have forced draft fans to introduce the combustion air into the combustion chamber plus induced draft fans to help pull the combustion products out of the boiler assembly and into the stack. The fans are necessary because of resistances to air flow caused by heat exchangers and dust collectors of the boiler assembly which are outside of the combustion chamber, itself.

Q: Can Boilers Blow Up In Flames (10 Points)?: If this boiler is boiling water, then it is very unlikely there will be any flames, seeing as how water is not a combustible material. If the boiler is boiling gasoline, then flames are a definite possibility.

Q: how dependable and and what is the difference in cost with steam and boiler verses foirced air furnace?: Steam is a more even heat if used with perimeter base board heaters. forced air can have a humidifier added to make a more reasonable moisture level in the house. Both are equally dependable, the energy used to produce the heat is the determining factor on cost. Gas is the cheapest,then oil then electricity. in most locals. Steam can be added after a structure is built , forced air systems must be designed into the building at design time in most cases

Q: Hi,Thank you for all of your help to help diagnose my problem. Now my question is --- when i remove the pressure release valve will water be flying out at me----Since there is not a shut off to that valve for obvious reasons -- should the boiler be brought all the way down (off) then drained before removing this piece...i have a feeling the local home depot may not have this part and I am going to be doing some driving to pluming speciality stores: The answer to your question is yes. There is going to be pressure in the boiler and water is going to spray out of the valve if you take it off. Make sure that you shut everything down and drain the boiler prior to doing the repair because the release valves job is to regulate the pressure in the boiler. Please make sure you release the pressure because it could cause serious injury or death if not.

Q: What is called water law? How to operate: When the water is called the water, the steps are: open the water level meter to close the water door, close the water level gauge steam communication door, and then slowly close the drain door.

Q: what would be the most efficient setting for my boiler. It is an oil fired burnham 200k BTU .I live in the north east.: I am not sure I understand the question, do you mean the thermostat setting, or the temperature you should be heating the water to? Most people seem to think the best thermostat setting in the winter is 65-68 and turning it lower during the night. I prefer to run it at a constant temp, with the feeling that it is more efficient to maintain a temp rather than to keep recovering from a lower temp. If you are talking about the running temp of the boiler, just slightly above the temp you want to maintain in the house. Since it is a boiler and not a steam generator the excess heating of the water is not efficient. Steam, or even superheat is very efficient, but since you are not running industrial equipment, you will never achieve the efficiency of steam. so to run at 120-160 would be more than sufficient. Although there are many factors that you should take into account also, just saying that it is a 200,000 btu heater does not give sufficient info it has to be properly sized for your heating volume of the house, and also for the heat loss calculations. What I am saying is that if you have a relatively small house, and is fairly efficiently insulated, average amount of glass, you can operate the boiler at a lower temp than specified and actually save EDIT there are different types of temperature limit switches, some have fixed upper and lower limits, some are asjustable for both limits and range. If you have fixed switches, I would suggest installing the adjustable one and you can lower your upper limit temp.

Q: Besides just being old, will a new gas boiler be more efficient, is it safer? What brand or how do I choose? Where should I get it? Should I hire my next door neighbor who does HVAC for a living? (I don't know if he does good work or not. Not much info on Angie's list in my area.) Could/should I install it myself? I'm not afraid - unless you say I should be. :) I have 4 programmable zones and valves. Also - should I be doing any maintenance on this boiler or a new one?: Newer furnaces tend to be more efficient. Are you using natural gas or propane? I would have 2 or 3 different HVAC people come in and give you an estimate. They will each recommend what to get.

Q: Basically, my boiler pressure went from 2 on the gauge to 4, the maximum pressure measurement on its gauge.I have a job interview today, I really cant go a day without using the water.Is it at risk of exploding or something if I take a shower?Thank you.: sounds like your filling loop is open, the boiler will automatically expel the water as it has a pressure release valve, i suggest opening the front panel and releasing the pressure manually, the valve will be red, either a lever or round twist type, bring the pressure down to quite low, then refill up to 1-1.5 bars, no more, check the filling loop is closed , if it still pressurises too much contact me and i will go through a few things with you, note.. the pressure will rise a little when in use due to expansion

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