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HUAYUAN Modular Biomass Hot Water Boiler

HUAYUAN Modular Biomass Hot Water Boiler

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Introduction:

China's first modular biomass boiler       Brand: HUAYUAN  

Longxiao Series biomass specification: 698KW    930KW   1046KW. Other larger specification could be modular assembled.

                                                                        (please refer to service consultant for specific parameters).


Technical Description:

1、Assemble several modules together according to users' requirements.

2、The outlook is similar to the integrated machine.

3、Operate different modules by central control system.

4、Transform industry from traditional energy-saving to intelligent energy-saving in the operation.






Q: I live in Scotland. I know it's summer but I am still cold. My heating is not working. I want to have a bath and there is no hot water. My boiler is pretty new and was working fine yesterday. What is the deal?
Check the fuse/breaker. Is it on a timer? If it is gas, is the pilot lit or is it self igniting?
Q: I have a gas fired hot water boiler that heats my house. The three heating zone thermostats run independently from the boiler and turn the circulator fans on and off as needed. The boiler turns on and off as needed to maintain 180 degree water, but is mostly on--and therein lies the problem.As with all boilers, it has an emergency on and off switch on the boiler itself. At the top of our basement stairs there also is another on and off boiler switch. Since the boiler stays on almost all the time, and heats the house even when the house does not need to be heated, I'd like to replace the on and off switch at the top of the stairs with a clock timer that can allow me to control when the boiler is turned on. Is there any danger in installing such a timer? Could you recommend one? Most I have seen are for electric water heaters? Any other concerns I should have about such an arrangement? Can I assume that this is a relatively simple do it your self project? Thanks.
Technically, the switch at the top of your steps is more for emergency use than regular operation. In other words, it's not designed to be used all the time. But in theory, it can be replaced by a timer. If your boiler has mechanical controls the timer shouldn't effect it but if you have solid state controls, then an electronic timer may influence it in one way or another. Since the line to the on/off switch is probably low voltage (the control circuit), you'd have to get a timer that's driven by that voltage or run 120VAC line to drive the timer and then have it break the control circuit. But I think I would investigate first why the boiler runs so much in the first place. To have it run most of the day isn't cheap and may be remedied by insulating or tweaking a few things here or there.
Q: when my boiler is running I get a constant loud knocking noise. Is there any reason as to why this is happening? Thanks
If it's a steam boiler, some of that can be normal. If it's a steam boiler, you should have it checked for proper operation. Those boilers and components cost about 3 times that of a hot water boiler. If it's a hot water boiler, then look at the circulator pump to see if the coupling is rusted or broken. If that's not it, check the water level and pressure. You want 12psi, plus 6psi for each floor above the boiler.
Q: I am buying a house with an outdoor wood boiler .I will not be using the house 24/7 so there is elec baseboard backup heat.I want to know is there a way to keep the circulater pump running whan the stove is not fired, to use the warmth in the house to keep ouside water from freezing
Johnson control makes a control that will take care of your problem without costing to much. as well you can add glycol to your system and that will keep it from freezing ask your plumbing supplier not your Homo-Depot.
Q: I have to buy a combi boiler for supplying hotwater to 6 radiators, kitchen, two showers, washing machine and dishwasher all at the same time. 1. What power (in kW )boiler do I need? 2. Which model is most reliable? Thank you for your time, guys.
You don't want a combi you would want a system boiler with unvented cylinder (as long as your mains water is powerful enough a combi is designed for use in bungalows and small dwellings not big homes it will never cope
Q: How the boiler is classified
KS-A gas-fired boilers, KS-A fuel-fired boilers, KS-Q gas-fired boilers, KS-AII coal-fired boilers, etc .; hot water boilers are divided into CLDZ (CWDZ) electric water boilers, CLHS (CWNS)
Q: I have one room that is always hot, thermostat is turned down, circulation pump is not running. No clue what to look for.
bleed the radiator in the cold room, probably thats all that is required, especially if the thermostat is in the hot room, this would stop the pump running.
Q: Does anyone know how old this cast iron kohler boiler is?
I can tell you with some certainty that it is probably from around 1928 or so. And, the lagging on the pipes is probably asbestos, so be very careful around it. Those old cast-iron boilers, properly kept might well last over 100 years. On the other hand, it is operating at no more than 50% efficiency, if that. A modern hot-water boiler will run at 95% or more, effectively cutting your operating costs in half. I doubt that is a steam boiler (it might be, just that level of longevity for a domestic steam boiler would be record-setting), but if so you would go from a likely 40% or less to 80%, or so, still cutting your operating costs in half.
Q: How do you detect a leaking boiler tube in a large vertical free standing medium pressure watertube boiler?
You shudown the boiler , let cool and then look inside the fire box to see if you spot the leak. If is a slow leak you fill the boil with pressurized water using the feed pump so that you can make the leak visible.
Q: I think every women I dated either was totally dispassionate OR a complete bunny boiler. Why no in-between?
I guess so

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