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The Integrated Hot Blast Stove

The Integrated Hot Blast Stove

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Introduction:

The integrated hot-blast stove    Brand: HUAYUAN

Specification: 116KW,   232KW,  349KW,  465KW,  581KW,  698KW,   1046KW

                         (please refer to service consultant for specific parameter)


Technical description:

1、could be used for such process requirement as paint, drying and heating.

2、hot blast temperature could be 280℃.

3、the material is heat-resistant because of long-time high temperature dry combustion.

4、the design construction of boiler should be exquisite, or the life-time will be greatly improved.

5、reduce the demand for pure wood fuel, which will reduce fuel cost correspondently.  

6、design with our invention patent, which could burn all kinds of pellet fuel.











Q:Power plant boilers are divided into those forms
The classification of the boiler can be done by cycle, combustion, slagging, operation and fuel, steam parameters, furnace, ventilation
Q:we are buying a 1212 sq. ft home at the end of the month which has a 32 year old weil mclain boiler in it which needs to be replaced. i'm wondering if we should go with the peerless boiler, which is cheaper, or the buderus, which is more expensive but slightly more efficient. everyone says for a house that size the peerless would be great, but the buderus is supposed to be cream of the crop and it would be fantastic. i'm wondering if its really worth it to spend the extra money on the buderus?
Mel told me to check on your Question if your just replacing the boiler to run a baseboard system the peerless will be just fine . If you were going to install a new system with in floor heat then the Buderaus would be the way to go . But since there is all ready a tank less water heater then you will never recover the cost for the extra money for the Buderus . The efficiency difference is minimal for what you need and their is no need for the computer in the Buderas just to run Baseboard which runs most efficiently at 1 high temp. setting . I would still check on the Lockinvar and the Munchkin if they have them in your area . Weve installed Mclain , Lockinvar , Buderus , and Munchkins but no one out here stocks Peerless but from the specs I read it looks like a decent boiler for the application . Good Luck . Mel's the Contractor I'm the Estimator
Q:I am in the market for a new oil-fired hot water boiling furnace for my home. Some installers have recommended Peerless brand and I wondered what type of experiences you may have had with this make. Also, I am taking suggestions for other makes. Thanks!
peerless makes a good boiler. weil mclean gold is also another good one.
Q:So I'm looking at purchasing an older home and there is a big snowman asbestos boiler in the basement. The heating fuel is oil and the heat type is steam. What I want to know is: is it at all possible that asbestos fibers from the boiler can enter the heating system and make it into the home?!?!?
I used to visit this old house, but these days, they are all about ripping out the old. Then it's just...this old shell. :0(
Q:I have a combi boiler that recently had a part fixed as the hot water wasn't getting to the radiators (the hot water in the taps was fine). Since then I now only get hot water to the taps if I switch the hot water to the radiators on as well. Any idea why? Will this be due to a mistake the plumber made when he fitted the last part?
Your boiler needs to maintain a minium water temp,so when cold water flows thru the domestic water coil heat is transferred and the water is warmed up.this water temp.setting is on the aquastat and it may have been lowered .I would call the company and explain the problem.I think I would like to have the boiler maintain 130 degree water for the domestic coil.
Q:I have a Weil-Mclean boiler for my heat and hot water. My showers and tap water is always warm and never hot enough. Boiler runs fine was just serviced a few months ago (oil-fired). I turned up the hot water valve right off the boiler to max. Inside the transformer box there are 3 dials. One says HI, the other LOW and the third says DIFF. The HI and LOW are both set to 160 degrees. DIFF is set at 11. The boiler pressure/temp gauge reads 200 for temp. I've insulated the hot water pipes as far as I can go. How do I get my tap water hotter?
Water from a warm water tank would be no longer as warm as you wish, because of the fact the producer does not desire the criminal accountability for injuries. you may turn the temp up your self. If the heating factor has no longer failed, then you certainly could evaluate this: use an equipment that makes use of warm water first. which will reason your warm water heater to warmth up back and supply you yet another tank of newly heated warm water. If no longer something occurs, then you certainly desire a clean one.
Q:My parents had a newer boiler than mine. When they had a gas valve replaced, it cost nearly $500. I called a different HVAC company and they said that it was about right. I am trying assess the wisdom of buying a new boiler. I have an old Maclean-Weil (hope that's right) about 40 years old for a split level home about 1800 square feet plus sub-basement.
Yes, more parts and some are electronic which are pricey. Gas valves are pricey but that sounds a bit high to me by at least $100 for only a valve. Maybe that included a servicing too. Generally I doubt the higher efficiency for a gas boiler will pay off all that much. I usually tend towards saying if it is working then leave it. If it was much older than your 40 years it might be worth it. I would guess you are closer to 80% efficient at that age, that generation of units. Older ones can be 60%-65%. To get to 90+ they add a lot of stuff that cost more, like a draft inducer fans and sensors for it and intermittent ignition. They do require more service. Then you only gain like 10% or 15% max. for the investment. But payoff time is directly proportional to the cost of the gas. Unless you intend to stay in the house for many many years it probably won't pay off. And investing the money from the purchase cost would generate enough income to cover the cost of the slightly lower efficiency, imo. Good Luck.
Q:What is the distinction between industrial furnaces and boilers?
Like the water put the pot with the same fire, so called the boiler.
Q:What is the AQC boiler?
The boiler volume dropped significantly, reducing the investment cost.At the same time, in the AQC waste heat boiler front set a high efficiency sink
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. :)

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