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1025t / h boiler what it means
Note: meet the requirements is that the design of the boiler, and the boiler in the chromium marked on the rated steam parameters, the general capacity of the boiler there are steam pressure, steam temperature, furnace feed water temperature.
What is the difference between a regenerative boiler and a conventional boiler?
Electric heat storage technology is the energy into heat and stored through the storage medium for the need for heat sources, when the heat, hot water / hot air / steam and other forms of release.
Live in New England and have an existing boiler.I would like to be able to use both wood pellets and #2 oil depending on the price. Is there a way to convert so I can have the option. Company Names would be good!
value out organic gasoline for heating, see if it somewhat is an determination for you. in any different case, my wager is the wood. See in case you could set up a style of clear out on the chimney. in spite of the undeniable fact that besides you need to purchase the logs made up of coffee grounds or some thing, they are sparkling-burning if I undergo in concepts maximum appropriate. To get the main of all of it nevertheless, make certain you have solid insulation and no drafts, in any different case no count what you employ, your money is seeping out.
heating leaking. My central heating boiler pannel is leaking when it is off how can i fix this?
Boiler problems should not be worked on by amatuers. I would recomend a having a boiler tech work on it. you can cause alot more problems than you want by trying DIY.
We have a 3-unit multifamily home with radiator heat (about 2400 finished square feet on 3 levels) in the DC area. I was shocked at my $350 heating bill for November, but was absolutely blown away at my $500 bill for December. Can I replace my boiler (it's at least 20 years old) with a tankless water heater to save money and energy?
presumably you mean a combi boiler which gives instant hot water while also providing circulated water for the radiators, it is possible to fit those but they don't last, they are expensive to fit and they don't save much money, it is gouging by the power companies not your boiler that is to blame
In a Babcock Wilcox boiler the air for combustion is preheated before being mixed with the fuel and I have been told that this decreases the amount of energy that is needed to heat the air to the correct temperature for combustion. This seems to contradict the whole concept of a cold air intake in a car in which cold air carries more molecules for a given volume thus providing better, more complete combustion.
Steven gives you a good review of the situation but sadly misses the central issue in his answer to your question: There is no contradiction. The intake of cold air by the car engine is not more efficient; in fact (just like the boiler!) it is less so. The lower temperature of the air simply allows a higher mass flow of air which creates a need for more fuel (to reach the same hot gas temperature). This provides a higher output power than warmer air would, but not a higher efficiency!! Some of the extra fuel is needed to heat the air from its initially lower temperature up to the hot gas temperature! You may recall that it is the latter temperature which basically determines the efficiency (see Carnot). They sometimes boost the output power of gas turbines in power plants for peak loading by injecting water or steam into the burner, which basically does the same thing i.e. increases the mass flow. But it needs disproportionally more fuel input as well and the efficiency loses out quite badly. Note1:The bit about more complete combustion is folklore, not thermodynamics. You can have a correct mixture of fuel and air at any normal air temperature. Note 2. A lower ambient temperature should improve the car motor efficiency (Carnot again) a little but since much of the heat is rejected to the cooling water of which the temperature is held constant, this won't make much difference.
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.
A community college is planning to destroy halls due to a boiler in roough shape. I don't know what the person means, but which is cheaper?
Depends on the age of the existing boiler. If it is old, components may no longer be available for that model, and would have to be specially manufactured, increasing your cost for repair. When repairing a boiler, many parts can and have been damaged during the dis assembly process, they are old and brittle, easily damaged after years, also increases the cost and time factor involved in repairs. New boiler systems have improved for energy consumption etc, but may be VERY expensive to purchase new, and they you also have to pay for qualified installers. They may be very close in cost either way.