HUAYUAN High-end Biomass Burner--116KW

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Introduction:

Innovative product in China--biomass burner. Brand: HUAYUAN

Specification: 58~1395KW Burner over 1395KW can be modularized.

The III generation biomass burner promoted in July 2014:

1. We use the casting modularized hearth. The boiler core is the only thing to be replaced in the post maintenance of burner. It is cheap and easy to change the modular fittings.

2. Generation III biomass burner adopts hyper heat-resistant casting material, replacing I and II generation material, which makes less cost and more stable performance.

3. The actual capacity of traditional burner is 70%, HUAYUAN marks authentic datas on the nameplates.

4. HUAYUAN product has hyper-high temperature efficiency burnning tar and other harmful substance totally which will not be attached to the tubes to cause block.

5. The flame colour of HUAYUAN product combustion is white and blue, realizing clean combustion.

6. Solve the problem that no coking fuel could be used in the traditional burner. More biomass fuel could be applied.

7. One-button control system to set fire, feed bunker, and control temperature automatically.

8. Equipped with dust blower system, which could be cleaned after long-time usage. Different size of reducer adapter could be made according to customers' requirement.

9. Widely applied to high temperature required conditions as coal-fired, natural gas-fired and oil burning boiler reconstruction, as well as industrial drying painting.

Q:I have been given the responsibility of designing a mobile ethanol plant but don't have a clue how to design the ethanol system? Most of the process is fairly simple, just transfer fluid from one tank to another but the boiler system is throwing me for a loop. I have to run a batch cooking system and a distiller from the boiler. Any ideas where to start on this would be helpful- Spring, TX: In maximum international locations you may desire to be authorized to try this, as there are various suggestions on a thank you to have a catastrophe, ie, an exploding boiler with death. and you're patently no longer qualified. So hire a expert to try this. .

Q:So i live in a 4 bedroom, 3 reception rooms, semi-detached, high ceilings, Victorian house. And my boiler just died. Previous boiler was a Halstead Best 80. I'm looking to buy a Vaillant ecotec plus. Not sure whch one as they are all kilowatts as opposed to BTU's.Does anyone know which model i need as the previous boiler was an 80,000 BTU.Thanks: Which Boiler Should I Buy

Q:i am looking to buy a home built before 1890 and it MUST remain as is with it's natural gas boiler. how efficent is this system v's using forced air heating. keep in mind this home is 4800 sq ft and is all plaster walls and hardwood floors. i am sure i could help by using the 3 fireplaces but i am still concerned about the boiler having never seen one before.: Hard to say not knowing the age / make / model of the unit. In general a modern gas fired boiler unit can have efficiency ratings the as high as forced air units. How old is the system? The more info you put in your question the more accurate the answers will be. Edit: Updating a heating system is considered an (An Act of Preservation) Listing of private property as a National Historic Landmark or on the National Register does not prohibit any actions which may otherwise be taken by the property owner with respect to the property. The National Park Service may recommend to owners various preservation actions, but owners are not obligated to carry out these recommendations. I've done installations on homes listed on the National Register. There are quite a few HVAC firms that do this sort of work. They will do an installation that maintains the historical integrity home to the highest degree possible.

Q:Possibly only antifreeze: Almost any fluid can be used in a heating system, if it is designed for it. If you are looking for home heating systems, you will only find ones using cost-effective fluids, for obvious reasons. Glycols are not cost effective to use at 100% concentration because: 1. They are more viscous, and that makes them more difficult to pump, requiring a larger pump and piping. 2. They don't transfer heat as well as water, requiring a larger boiler and radiators. 3. They are expensive, and since they achieve the lowest freezing point in a solution of 40%-60%, you are defeating their purpose and wasting your money to use them at 100%. While ethylene glycol is still in use, it is very toxic to humans and animals, and the environment. Most systems now are using the nontoxic propylene glycol (it is also used in many food products). This is true for automobiles also. It is best to use a glycol for a hydronic system that contains the proper additives to prevent corrosion. Never use automotive antifreeze, as the silicon will damage the system. The two best hydronic glycol products on the market are DowTherm (ethylene) and DowFrost (propylene). They are also more expensive than the generic glycols sold for heating systems.

Q:What kind of boiler: 2. According to the different purposes can be divided into power plant boilers, industrial boilers, life boilers and so on.

Q:I just moved into a new house (it's 80 years old!) and it has boiler heat. I have never encountered this type of heating system before, and I'm a little clueless as to how it all works and how to care for it. I had someone out to service it before I bought the house to make sure it was working ok, but he only checks the boiler itself, not the radiators located throughout the house. Now that it's cooling off I decided to test out the heat, and I'm not getting any heat out of the radiators. I've had people tell me to bleed the radiators, which I TRIED to do, but nothing came out except for a hiss of air, and that was it. Should I let the boiler run for a while and THEN try to bleed them? Any advice or info on boiler heat systems will be most appreciated. I want to figure out how to get the house warm before winter hits!: You didn't mention if it is a steam or hot water system. A steam system will have only one pipe going into it as the condensed steam (water) will flow back through the same line to the boiler, Hot water system will have a line in on one side and a line out on the other end as the radiator is full of water at all times and may have a pump at the boiler to move the water through the system, it could be a gravity flow system where the water flows by its self as hot water rises but is very slow. in either system there can be air trapped in the radiators and wil have to be bled out which could take a while. My advice to you is to have a heating contractor come in and check the entire system, this means every radiator gets hot. It will be worth the money for his time.

Q:what if my boiler works and heat goes up but it doesnot warm my basement ?: the boiler heats air; hot air goes through ducts (tin pipes) to end at wall or floor vents; all rooms that have vents get hot air. Are there any vents in the basement? If not, no heat, cold basement. You'd want someone experienced at HVAC to figure if and how the boiler can heat the basement w/o reducing heat to the rest of the house.

Q:Hey allMyself and my flatmates are currently without our boiler. this has recently failed (Friday gone). He had the same issues 1 week prior and the issue was fixed. But the engineer advised us and the landlord a new boiler is needed.Since Friday we have been unable to contact our landlord to understand what is in place for a new boiler. we have been without Heating or Hotwater this weekendWhat are my right in getting this resolved? Contact my local council (london) for advise?(The property is managed byt the landlord... not the lettings agency we originally used)Thank you: im having the same issue. Our landlord goes out for days at a time, and the boiler breaks at least once a week. If it happens when hes not home, then it doesnt get fixed and we freeze until he shows up. Its an old boiler and desperately just needs to be replaced- I know hes not going to though because he has no money. I dont know what to advise you to do but I can tell you that Ive already started looking for a new place because Ive been putting up with this for a year. If you have a better landlord, then maybe youll have more luck. Nice knowing im not alone, kind of lol however, you could do what someone suggested to me- Call a repairman, have them do the work, and then deduct the money off your rent.

Q:Anyone knows what would be appropriate combi boiler configuration (type/model/number of units) to provide heat for 3000 sq ft home? I am planning to have one zone for the first floor, one zone for basement and 4 zones (one for each room) on second floor.Thanks.: You will really need an onsite visit with an installer for this one as there are too many variables to start guessing on here. One of those would be how many points of use are there for hot water and how many people will be using them at any one time.

Q:So our gas ran out so I put in the card to run the emergency credit. The cooker etc is working, but when I turn the boiler on no hot water is coming out? Usually when we leave the boiler on for about an 50 minutes or so it would be warm enough for a bath...but no hot water is coming out at all.: Check to see if the pilot needs lit. Lighting instructions should be somewhere on the boiler.

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