Beer Fermentation Tank With CE Certificate
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Condition: New
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Brand Name: KUNBO
Model Number: bright tank, KB-006
Processing Types: Alcohol
Voltage: Based on customers' needs
Certification: B&V; CE
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- Q: I flushed our hot water boiler on Wednesday by opening the drain valve until the water ran clear and then closing it again. Now it seems there's no water pressure in the boiler, and our radiators are cold despite the thermostat indicating that the heat is on (I've since shut it off to save gas until I figure this out). Is there another valve I have to open/close to refill the tank?
- When you did that you added fresh water in the system and fresh water has air it it. You have to bleed all the air out of the radiators. Start with the furthest one and work your way back to the boiler. If you have a expansion tank on or around your boiler do not let the air out of it. It will have a bicycle air valve on it covered by a plastic cap. Don't touch this unless you already did then you will have to get an air pump and pump air back into it. If you have no pressure in the system you can't bleed out the air. Make sure your circulating pump is working also or you will have no heat. Hope this helps.
- 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: Boiler certificate expired, how to do, the specific process is?
- According to the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine on May 3, 2011, "the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine on the revision of" special equipment operators supervision and management approach "of the decision" Article 22 "special equipment operating personnel card" once every four years
- Q: If I leave the tap on full it takes a bit of time and wastes a bit of water. If I leave it running not full it takes time, sometimes doesn't get hot at all.Good answers welcome.
- This is normal for an ordinary combi boiler as it does not store the hot water. The water is heated as it passes through the boiler and takes time to reach the required temperature + how far the boiler is from the tap etc, as the cold water in the pipes has to come out first.. To get virtually instant hot water from a combi.you will need to install a hot water storage tank which is heated by the boiler,
- Q: I have a Dunkirk boiler with a Honeywell L8148A aquastat that just allows me to set the high end temp. I keep it at 180. But it won't let me set a low limit for when I want the heat to kick in. (it seems like it's been short cycling. I had an electrician come and he tested everything, thermostats, zone heads, you name it, and evreything is in working order). If I buy a low limit controller, will it allow me to do this; to set a low range and not have the boiler starting up every few minutes?Thanks for your help.
- 99.9% of the time, I drive below the speed limit because it's the right thing to do. The other 0.01% of the time, I'll go all the way up to the speed limit when getting on the freeway... but eventually will get back down to under the limit. People seem to think that the speed limit is a minimum. Of course, it's normal and acceptable that someone dies every twenty minutes in a car accident.
- 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: why are boilers placed beneath hot water tanks in people's homes?
- Heat rises. Therefore, placing the boiler underneath the hot water tank means that the heat generated by the boiler will pass more effectively upwards to the tank, and help reduce heatloss in the tank.
- Q: The boiler manual says, air in the system. system needs venting. how do I go about it? Need help.
- Ferroli are really bad, bad customer service, unreasonable call out charges and a bunch of 2 faced liars.
- Q: What is conductivity in a boiler?
- It normally refers to the purity of the water. Water in a boiler needs to be extremely pure and devoid of salts. Salts will leave a residue, which will reduce the efficiency of a boiler, and may eventually block the tubes. So the lower the conductivity the better the water quality.
- Q: When i put the thermostat on, you hear the boiler turn on but after a couple of minutes it shuts down the radiators do not get hot. The thermostat is calling for heat but we get nothing, what can be the problem?
- There are several safety devices in the wiring circuit which include a flow switch, a flame sensor, a high temperature device and several others. One or more of the devices are opening and shutting down the boiler as a protective measure. You need to have a qualified service technician come in and determine which device is reacting and why it is doing so. The technician should be able to identify the problem within 30 to 45 minutes, perhaps less. The technician will know where to locate any replacement parts needed for your particular boiler. The parts may even be in stock on his service vehicle. He should be able to tell you exactly how much any parts and labor will cost before any actual repairs are made.
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Beer Fermentation Tank With CE Certificate
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 600 unit/month
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