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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: How exactly does a fire tube boiler operate?
Fire tube boilers may be used in steam or hot water applications within the scope and service restrictions of A S M E Section I and Section IV. They may also be used to heat or vaporize liquids other than water, such as an organic or synthetic fluid.
Q: The boiler has 3 circulating pumps, forced hot water, 120,000 in and 150,000 out currently 40 yeas old
My compelled air organic gasoline furnace became put in around 1965 and nevertheless going sturdy (besides the incontrovertible fact that that isn't any longer very effective). New ones usually have a 20 twelve months burner guarantee yet uncertain the blower, and so on will final that long (usually get everywhere from a million to 5 years on the different components). like all different poster stated, boilers final a protracted, long term. you may desire to anticipate 10 - 2 a protracted time on a gasoline fired compelled air unit.
Q: give me design details of a coal fired water tube boiler.&also i want to know about the thermal design details
Boiler Design involves many different aspects. Consult Perry's Handbook for Chemical Engineers for a start. Any good text book on heat transfer / heat exchanger design will be helpful as well. Mech design is next stage and manufacturer's guides are helpful. Or, If you need a professional design, leave a note for me. I can do a design for you for a small fee. ;)
Q: I have no boiler as is, so I'm looking for the best boiler for my home. It is a single story ranch with a full unfinished basement. The livable floor is approx 1200sqft. This will be the only zone for now until I finish the basement so I guess two total. Actually I may run another zone for garage, so figure 3 zones. I am looking for a high efficiency boiler that will do the job well and allow for future zones. .
Lots of variables you didn't mention. You use the term Boiler. They are typically used to heat the house - and so I'll assume that is what you are talking about. ALSO, they are used to heat domestic hot water in a separate tank. Years past I had forced hot water heat for my home. Two zones, up stairs and down stairs. The basement had no heat, but it kept warm just from the presence of the boiler. I don't recall the name brand. Even if I did I couldn't recommend it because I had trouble with it. Burner would fail to light, water valves would fail to close (heating the house endlessly) and the circulating pump would start squealing and hollering usually around 3:00 AM, shocking me out of my sleep only to send me running down the stairs to shut the emergency switch off, then to pump oil into the circulating pump bearings just to get it to shut up. That would usually last a few days. I should have replaced the pump but I was selling and moving, so I let the next person inherit the problems. With a boiler you can have as many zones as you like (as long as you don't exceed the capacity of the furnace (boiler). Three zones should be no problem for any decent sized boiler. Just do some research on them. Look to see if they have customer ratings and reviews. I always look for them before I buy. Saves me the big bucks. Calling your local gas company will probably not be of any help. Otherwise if they recommend you buy Joe's boilers and not Tony's boilers (me) then I can sue them. Hope this helps. '')
Q: Eco Tech Plus 837 Valiant
yes, a combi boiler fires on demand to give you hot water, some also have small storage tank of water, have a look on the valiant web site for more info..
Q: Our boiler in the building keeps flicking on and off and on and off and the pipes keep making these loud cracking sounds. Anyone know what causes that? (already waiting to here back from the landlord)
a thermostat or some other device used to sense and regulate the control temperature or pressure is probably faulty. if its a steam boiler the loud noise is most likely water hammer. water that doesn't drain back to the boiler correctly gets pulled along with the steam at a high velocity and hits an elbow or tee in the piping, making a hammering sound.
Q: How do boiler make turbine run?
Boiler turn water into steam. Steam expands to greater volume than water. As steam expands... steam turns turbine. Turbine turns shaft that is connected to Faraday Induction motor PV=nRt Notice that PV has units of Work. :)
Q: Whats the problem?Do gas boilers need tune ups?
More information like a make and model may help.
Q: I got a letter in the mail (and so did my 4 other roommates) stating that we owe our landlord about $10,000 because she believes the boiler broke because of our negligent behavior. The boiler cracked and broke after 3 years and she is saying it is because we turned the heat off for days at a time or turned the heat at or above 80 degrees f. This is not true, nor does she have any proof that we did that. Even if she did, there is nothing in the lease about what temperature the house must be kept at. Where should we go from here? My roommate's father is a lawyer and is currently writing a letter back but will we have to go to court etc?Thank you for your time
Ignore the letters. Your landlord is totally responsible for the boiler. The landlord is obviously a creep. Sometimes you get one who expects you to pay for every repair maintenance job but the legal responsibility is on the landord. If he takes you to court, he will lose. His argument is ridiculous.He placed your safety and well-being in jeopardy by not maintaining the property. Stick that one to him. PS: Boilers don't break this way, it is RIDICULOUS! Thumb me down all you want, but I am right.
Q: Since i changed from oil to gas system, the water pressure is not the same.I have a worcester combi boiler and it feeds a 4 bedroom house.
I assume you mean the boiler hot water pressure, not the feed pressure. The pressure could only be higher if you are heating it more. You might want to adjust the boiler thermostat down to get the pressure back where it used to be.

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