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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 have a natural gas boiler that was manufactured about 12 years ago, but never installed or used until November 2009. Our gas plumber told us he bought 8 Lochinvar boilers in bulk many years ago and has slowly been using them over the years. I know the usual sounds like gas igniting, pipes knocking and small ticking sounds of water heating, but this is one loud bang upon start up. We also feel we are getting some sort of emission in the basement even though the carbon monoxide meter reads zero and the gas man's sniffer picks up nothing. Every time a guest goes down into the basement, they tell me there is a gas smell. It doesn't smell like unburned gas to me, but there is something there. We are selling this house and it is vacant. I just want the contractor who installed this to switch it all over to oil at no cost to me because it is scaring off my buyers.: have you asked the contractor to sort it out. Expecting some one to do something like a conversion to oil is a bit unresonable just because you are selling the property. Get him back to fix it. If he won't their must be some kind of licencing authority policing the gas work and I don't think he would like them sniffing around.

Q: My boiler is about 7 years old, so not too old. But a few times in the last year, we've had to call out a plumber because the water pressure keeps dropping and it trips something inside. We have to top it up every 3 weeks or so - is that normal??? And what could be causing it? There's no noticeable sign of a leak anywhere. Is a leak the only reason the pressure could be dropping so quickly?Thanks!: Is this a forced hot water system or steam? If it's forced hot water then you are loosing water some where in a place that can't be noticed right away. The biggest culprit for closed systems is the expansion valve. When the water gets too hot it expands and builds up pressure. The valve is designed to open and relieve some pressure. Along with the pressure it also releases some water. You should have an automatic feed to keep the water at a level in the boiler. If the system is steam then I suspect the problem is do to faulty air valves on the radiators. The air valves open when pressure starts building up in the system. This way the air in the lines is exhausted into the atmosphere allowing the steam to fill the system. When the valve is hot and the pressure is up the valve shuts off. If they stay open they allow some steam to escape and the water in the steam vapor is let into the air. The water vapor in the steam is suppose to condense and flow back into the boiler. If over a period of a couple of weeks the condensation is lost and you have to replenish the system. You can ask your service man about changing out the valves or do it your self if you are handy. You do not have to tighten the new valves too tight only snug, and use a little teflon tape. Theu are around $6.00 to 8.00 bucks a piece. They also have adjustable ones to control the amount of air it releases to control the heat. These are around $18.00 a piece. Add more info to you question if more help is needed

Q: Boiler flue system: The burner's pulverized coal and air mixture burns in the hearth with the rest of the hot air and releases a lot of heat.

Q: I need to help my parents to clean out the water of the steam water boiler. I bleed out the dirty water using the lever until the water run clear. I opened the lever for the fresh water to fill up, but I went to do something else and forget to stop it before it reach the mark. There is a black mark on the tube, and I was told by my parent to fill up to that line. Now the tube is completely filled, is there any way I can lower it down the proper level? Is there any danger fill it up all the way? I tried to use the same lever that I drain the dirty water to drain the fresh water, but the water level didn't go down at all. I took out 5-6 buckets already, anything else I can do?: Your boiler should have a drain valve, it will look like an outside garden hose spigot. It will be very low to the floor may have to get a small pail or even a cup to drain into. If you have a spare washing machine hose, that will screw onto the valve.

Q: turbomax vuw boiler: The question is why has the over heat button popped. it is probably due to bad circulation. the two most common causes are clogged pipes/heat exchanger which is probable considering the age of your boiler or The pump is not doing its job properly and may need replacing.

Q: I currently have a 30 plus year old boiler and baseboard radiators to heat my home. It is very comfortable heat, but very outdated. I cannot afford the $3000 to $4000 bill to replace the boiler with a brand new one. Is there any way to get a serviceman with HVAC certification to replace the guts of the boiler system or upgrade it somehow? It looks fairly uncomplicated inside the boiler unit. Are there any options other than leaving the Hobart system in its inefficient current state?: I also have a hot water boiler that is over 30 years old. It is fired by heating oil. I talked to the heating oil company where I get my fuel and ask them if there wear more efficient units than mine. They told me the unit I have is about 85% and a new one would be about 92% efficent. Hard to justify the cost in replaceing the unit I have. I have it cleaned every year and so far so good.

Q: why did our boiler stopped working. Burner does not turn on. how to turn it on. i think i have to reset. please guide.: With the combi 80 coupled with a card meter you have to reset the boiler if the credit runs out.If that is what happened then a small red light appears on the facia display.To reset the boiler you must turn the power contol knob to R.Thats the left hand knob on the facia,if that is all that is rqd. then the red light will go off, and the boiler should light up on demand.If not another reason could be that the pressure has dropped,and must be repressurized via the filling loop.If neither of those solve it then it could be one or more of umpteen problems that will rqr. a gas safe eng. to diagnose.Good luck.

Q: Hi all, I am going to replacing my hot water system with Buderus GB142 boiler. I have met 5 contractors. 3 of them suggest me that to get one 135,000 BTU to 140,000 BTU (input) boiler. One of them suggests me to get 84,800 BTU after performed calculations according to ACCA Manual J. One of them suggest that Typically baseboard heat is figured on 550 BTU's per foot. 200 x 550 = 110,000 btu's needed for heat My house is around 2300 sq ft and has 200 ft long of hot water radiators baseboards. What how much BTU should I get for the new boiler?Thank you for your help Kam: Buderus Gb142 Problems

Q: My Vaillent combi boiler is low on water. How do I fill it up?: Did it pop off, why is it low?

Q: I am still young and don't really understand the market. Can you guys explain to me what happened in that movie?: essentially, the boiler room is about a group of guys running a scam. what they do is buy penny stocks. these are stocks that don't trade often enough or don't have a lot of shares to trade or aren't very expensive. anyway, these guys buy shares of a company that's about to announce some news, and then they try to sell off their shares when their customers are buying say they bought company X for $1 - they tell their customers that company X is going to jump in price soon and convince them to buy. the minute their customers and more people start buying, they dump their shares for a good profit. because these shares don't often trade, when people start buying the price goes up. fabricating rumors about a small company and getting people to invest money into a stock like this is a quick and easy way to make money. unless you're the last person trying to sell left holding shares when nobody wants to buy it. by the way, this is illegal - which is why the Feds were after them. good con guys find people with money and have them invest small amounts that make good returns. then, when they have their customers' confidence, they convince them to make a big investment in another sure thing - which of course is that time they make a killing and their customer goes broke. hope this helps explain the movie a bit.

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