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1.manhole 2.CIP spraying ball 3.adjusting feet 4.sample valve 5.temperature gauge 6.pressure gauge 7.level gauge

Stainless Steel Insulated Storage Tanks
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 storage
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	1.manhole
	2.CIP spraying ball
	3.adjusting feet
	4.sample valve
	5.temperature gauge
	6.pressure gauge
	7.level gauge
Our advantage	1.we can supply various kinds of volume, minimum 50L, maximun 10,000L and even larger.
	2.PU insulation is adopted
	3.interior surface is 3A finish and exterior is 2B finish
	4.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 abroard

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Stainless Steel Cone Top Storage Tank for Sale

Q:Coal analysis, description about coal?: There okorder .. And you can read an abstract from a technical

Q:kw=gph x delta T / 410 How do you work this out???: The Boiler's Horsepower = (pounds per hour of water entering the boiler)*(h1 - h2)/33,475 Where h2 = enthalpy of the water entering the boiler and h1 = enthalpy of the steam leaving the boiler. Then 1 horsepower = 0.7457 KW, so multiply the Horsepower answer by 0.7457 to get the KW rating of the boiler. To get your other equation you have to assume that the boiler doesn't form any steam. The basic equation is Q = M*cp*(T2-T1) where: Q = BTU/HR cp=specific heat of water = 1.0 M=weight of water entering the boiler, Pounds per hour T2=Temp. of water leaving T1=Temp of water entering. 1000 BTU per hour = 0.2928104 KW 1 gallon = 62.4/7.481 = 8.341 pounds Q = GPH*8.341*1.0*(T2-T1) = BTU/HR KW = 0.29291*BTU/HR/1000 KW = 8.341*.29281*GPH*(T2-T1)/1000 KW = .00244*GPH*(T2-T1) KW = GPH*(T2-T1)/410

Q:I am going over some boiler startup sequence of operations and there are some terms that I don't quite understand, I am hoping someone could hopefully help me out, I looked online but I can't seem to find anything that makes any sense..High Fire PositionLow Fire PositionLockout InterlockLockout Interlock Inputs: High fire/Low fire positions seem to address a staged burner system with different burner firing settings. Most boilers have a safety system that protects the boil from damage from various events from low water level to loss of the pilot flame. These are all packed in a series of detectors and relays (electrical or electronic) that sense a problem and shut down the boiler. The Lockout interlock inputs would be the sensors. An example would be something like a float switch that detects a low water level. Lockout interlock would be the relay that is tripped by the input and then shuts down the boiler. Some people consider the relay and sensor to be one interlock and do not talk about them as separate items.

Q:what 'exactly' does the 'high output' relate to?where can I find a sectional view drawing on the web showing how the water is heated via flue gases?: High Output relates to the heat output of the boiler rated in kW or mW. Look on the web for power station boiler Design, these are very high output boilers, also look at steam locomotives.

Q:What is a biomass boiler?: Boiler in the structural design, relative to the traditional boiler furnace space larger, while the layout of a very reasonable secondary air, is conducive to biomass fuel burning instantaneous precipitation of a large number of volatile full combustion.

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.: Yes that is quite dangerous... see youtube/MythBusters how a boiler could fly through several levels of a typical wooden structural house. You must have a fault somewhere... Faulty Pressure Valve or Temp sensor even clogged pipe. YOU COULD: 1) Reduce Temperature to Lukewarm or Vacation Setting ==Lower temp, lower pressure, less time in shower 2) Press the Pressure Relieve valve *SLOWLY*, but submerge the pipe in bucket with cold water since hot steam could rush out. ==This is a temp fix What did you do to it, or how did you happen to see that the pressure went up right when you happen to be next to the boiler?

Q:We have a back boiler in our front room, the water pipes from it run up inside the chimney breast and then go under the bedroom floor (that the smell is in) and run to the water tank in the airing cupboard next to the room. I've lifted the floor boards in the bedroom and the smell seems to be coming from where the pipes go down to the boiler. I can see no leaks and the water level in the header tank hasn't dropped. The boiler has a flue that goes up the chimney breast and was serviced within the last 3 months. If i turn the heating off and just run the hot water the smell seems to subside markedly.: I okorder /

Q:I am converting from oil to gas and have a gas line already in the house. This includes everything except the boiler, including removal of oil tank and boiler. The basement is easy to work in.: Yes, that sounds about right.

Q:Almost 10 years old, had various parts recently replaced, but working ok. Come back from trip away for 4 days (heating switched off and no hot water used) and found a big puddle underneath. Is this the end of it?. Thanks...: if the puddle is not getting bigger then it could of just been a relief valve dumping ! maybe pressure surge or something of that nature ! clean the water up and see if it still leaks, when you turn it off it cools and you get contraction , i would fire it back up and check it but i think your ok

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

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