Industrial Beer Brewing Equipment for Sale

Industrial Beer Brewing Equipment for Sale

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 500 unit/month

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Packaging Details:	export standard package
Delivery Detail:	25 - 45 days after deposit received

Specifications

1. interior: mirror polished, exterior: semi-luster for main body
2. material: SUS304 or 316L
3. top dish head, conical bottom

Industrial beer brewing equipment
Company introducation	We Kuangbo is a production enterprise of pharmaceutical, dairy, food and beer-making equipment, alongside biological engineering, chemical containers, and bespoke products. Our products are widely used in beer production, pharmaceuticals, beverage industries, biotechnology and other fields.
Usage	it is used for beer fermentation
Material	1.SUS304, 316L
	2.jacket: dimple jacket
	3.insulation layer: PU
	4.as to the thickness, we can make it according to your requirement.
Configuration	safty valve, CIP spraying ball and pipe at the side of the tank, outlet with valve and racking arm as your requirement, temperature gauge and sample valve
Our advantage	1.we can supply various kinds of volume, minimum 50L, maximun 10,000L and even larger.
	2.PU insulation is adopted, jacket will be dimple jacket
	3.interior surface is 3Afinish and exterior is 2B finish
	4.we also can equip you with a cooling system as your requirement.
	5.competitive price and also higher quality tank.
Minimum order	one unit
Payment term	T/T or L/C
Package	export standard package
Market	at home and abroad

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Industrial Beer Brewing Equipment for Sale

Q:What do I do if my viessmann vitodens boiler 100 is showing 0.5 bar ? help, have no hot water or heating now:(?: Increase the water pressure on the boiler. There is a fexible filling loop fitted with a valve at one end to open the filler. Open, and fill to 1 and a half bar, then turn the valve off. Boiler should then be okay. If you start to lose water pressure often, then you have a faulty pressure valve and it has to be replaced. They cannot be repaired.

Q:I have a boiler plus a hot water tank. The pcb on my boiler is bust and I have options:I can replace the pcb for the second time in 6 years at a cost of around ?250, orI can replace the boiler (which is probably not very good and causing the pcb to blow) for a better one and keep the water tank, orI can rip out the whole system, get a combi boiler and also gain some much needed cupboard space. I would love to have a cupboard but will lose water pressure, which at the moment is pretty astounding! Anyone got experience of both these setups? Which would be preferable?Thanks.: some day people will realize that boilers are antiques, go with an electric water heater, and a forced air furnace, for a trouble free system

Q:Do superheaters and boilers have the same conditions?: The conditions are similiar on the combustion side of the boiler/superheater tubes as the 2000-3000 degree flue gas/fly ash runs through the boiler/SH passes, with the exception that in the boiler section the heat is transfered through the tube walls via radiation, whereas it is done via convection at the superheater. Inside the tubes, the steam generated at the boiler (the one I work with anyway) runs up to about 800 degrees F at 3500 psi while the steam at the SH is held to 1000 degrees F at 3500 psi. So, the difference isn't all too great so far as pressure and temperatures go. The major difference, as the name implies, is that the steam in the superheater is superheated, which is done to prevent steam from condensing back into water as it makes it's way through the turbine.

Q:The water content in the boiler is 180 kg. The connected electric heater is 20 kW. Temperature of the water in starting is 27 Deg C. The final steam pressure required is 85 PSI.: First you have to heat the water and the boiler. Since you say nothing about the boiler you have to neglect the boiler part. You need to look up in a steam table the enthalpy of saturated liquid and vapor at 85 psi (99.7 psia, probably 100 psia is close enough) and figure out how much it changed. The part I don't know is how you know how much liquid you have and how much vapor you have without knowing the volume of the boiler. The two most plausible assumptions you can make here is that the boiler volume will only be large enough to hold the saturated liquid or that it will be so large as to require all the water to be vapor to be able to get to 85 psi. I would guess that you need to convert it all to steam so use that. So you compute the change in enthalpy from water to steam for the whole 180 kg and divide by the power input to get time to get there. Make sure to keep track of the unit conversions between metric and English units.

Q:What is the role of the boiler energy efficiency: Industrial fuel, gas, coal-fired boiler use efficiency of about 70%, in a waste of heat, the majority of flue gas heat.

Q:Boiler check first or external inspection first: When the internal inspection and external inspection with a year, should first carry out internal testing, and then external inspection.

Q:how to add a heatpump to a home boiler?: I think you need to add more information to this question. I have never heard of adding a heat pump to a boiler. Do you use a boiler to heat your house? If you use a boiler to heat your house then you have an air handler somewhere. This takes the radiant heat that comes off of the coiled pipes and pushes it into the house. If you are wanting to add a heat pump to that equation then it is possible. However I think you should let a pro do it. You have many conditions to consider, airflow, location and distance of indoor coil to outdoor coil, wiring, poss new t-stat. This is not a DIY project.

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?: Depends on what fuel you use. If natural gas, and depending on how big your home is, you might be able to have the boiler replaced with a hot water heater. Look on the boiler nameplate for something like Output: 250,000 BTU/Hr or if in a metric country, kW. Note that you will need to distinguish between heat input [burn rate on fuel] and heat output [how much heat goes out in the water]. The difference is how much heat goes up the chimney [which may be most of it]. I doubt it would be acceptable under the Code to replace bits of the unit, instead of the whole thing. Even if it were, the installer [if any good, and honest] would probably refuse, for reasons of liability.

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:The development of the boiler: Thermal power industry, "the big pressure on small" also contributed to the power plant boilers to high parameters, large capacity direction.

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