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Biomass Hot Water Boiler

Biomass Hot Water Boiler

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Technical features:

1. A wide application as family, villa, and small hotel. It can supply heat energy to cold places and 500m² villa by the way of ground heating, blower, heat sink etc.

2. No matter in Dongbei or Hainan, it can provide 24 tons of hot water  heating from 10℃ to 50℃, which could be used for 100 rooms.

3. One-time feeding could be used for over 8 hours. The installation way is similar to air energy, which is quite convenient.

4. The emission temperature is much lower than that of similar product, high efficiency makes more energy-saving.

5. The test of Environmental Protection Agency shows that the dust emission is 17.5mg/m³ without dust catcher, similar to the emission standard of natural gas. It is more environmental

    friendly.

6. Advanced combustion technology without grate realize the high-efficiency burning without black smoke. More kinds of fuels can be used.

7. One-button control system to start fire and set temperature, operation, hyper-high temperature protection, water-load protection and time automatically.

8. An easy maintenance door is equipped to 2015 version. Any parts can be assembled and get repaired easily.












Q: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.
Apples and oranges. Boilers work by burning fuel to produce heat energy. Therefore, preheating the intake air by passing it through a heat-exchanger with the exhaust air results in energy savings. Engines work by compressing the fuel-air mixture, then combusting it to produce mechanical energy. Coolng the intake air makes it denser, and the engine can pack a larger quantity of fuel and air into the cylinder for each power stroke, making it more efficient.
Q:it runs fine on central heating for about an hour, then cuts out. if u run the hot water then reset the same cycle will continue again. i have changed the thermister and am now think its the dhw hi limit stat. what resistance should i get from this hi limit stat when testing? could it be something else??
A lot of answers can be found with temperature sensors on the flow and return pipes. Sometimes definitive answers cannot be given without doing this sort of testing.
Q:This is a 2 part question. Thanks so much in advance. Does the boiler control all the hot water in the home? Meaning the baseboard heater AND the tap water? and why does it take so long for the hot water to come up to the shower? It takes about a good 5 minutes! Thank YOU!
Answer 1 is NO. they are 2 separate systems. The boiler gets its water from the same source, but it is in a closed system, never mixing with tap water. Second answer: the only thing that would explain that long a delay is distance from the hot water tank coupled with low pressure due to clogged pipes. The clog here is rust and scale on the insides of old galvanized steel pipe. I've removed pipe that had so much clog that light could not be seen from one end to the other. Only solution is to repipe, using copper.
Q:what is the use of circulation pump in boilers?
It is a waste of energy to try to move the condensate back to the boiler using the steam's pressure. Makes the heating loop extremely inefficient
Q:I am buying a house with an outdoor wood boiler .I will not be using the house 24/7 so there is elec baseboard backup heat.I want to know is there a way to keep the circulater pump running whan the stove is not fired, to use the warmth in the house to keep ouside water from freezing
Yes you can run a seperate power line to the pump with a switch in it, that way you can turn it on or off when ever you like. It can remain conneted to the boiler control that normally turns it on.and off. Your just giving the pump another power supply that you can control. Don't forget to turn the switch off to this power supply when you go to use the boiler it could cause the boiler controls to mal function
Q:why is the line for the hot water coming from the boiler not hot, but the return line is hot, already changed the circulator pump,and drained the system, but still not getting hot water to circulate ?
Recheck the rotation of the pump. some systems usually pump the return into the boiler and the supply is leaving on the other side. When changing a pump, or opening the system ...the pumps prime can be lost. Find a way to vent air out of the volute of the pump after you check for proper rotation. Start and stop the pump and listen for air bubbles. Also check the ampere draw on the pump. if its rated for example 6.6 amperes, then a pump that is doing its job pumping will be pulling close to or somewhere near the 6.6 it is rated at or (Full Load Amperes.)
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:The boiler I have is a very old United States Radiator Corporation cast iron boiler from the 50s
us radiator has 2 doors in the front shut the main swich first. open the doors and using a boiler brush brush down the internal flue passages. while youre doing this vacuum out the soot and scale . thru the bottom bbor do the same process. vac the loose stuff which fell into the fire box. and thats the usuall process for cleaning tne boiler. you can also disconnect the smoke pipe and brush it and vac that too.
Q:We're thinking of getting a wood boiler.Before we go looking,we just like to have a idear the cost for the wood boiler and about how many cords a winter a normal ranch house would cost?
wood boilers?? I have heard of oil boilers, and coal boilers but wood , would be too expensive to keep stocked up. Go for caol or oil
Q:My pressure has been around 8-10 psi and the cut-in control shuts everything down at 9 psi.
Are you sure that this is a steam boiler? If so, it must be heating a commercial facility - not a home. Residential steam boilers usually operate at 1 psi or less. A pressure switch regulates burner operation and setpoint/differential can be adjusted accordingly. Same goes for large facilities. Find the pressuretrol, adjust the setpoint down, adjust the differential.

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