boiling water pump L3D-30-240-H
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Product description:
Product: Boiling water pump
Model:L3D-30-240-H
Appilication:
high pressure as 24bar
for hot water over 400 degree
for boiling water which needs 24 bar
Product specification:
flow rate:0m3/ hour, 720m3/day.
Pressure: 1bar - 24 bar
pump diameter: 610mm
Pump installed on the ground, outlet size:6"
with AC motor, motor power:22kW, 380V , 3 phase
but only need motor power:22kW(while Grundfos pump needs at least 45kW power, our pump can save more than 50% power,save USD20532 per year for electricity fee.
Material:
Pump inside: stainless steel and wearable nylon,it enables our solar pump to have 10 years sevice life and undertake 400 degree high temperature.
Motor : AC motor, 380V , three phase , 50Hz. The pump also can connect with solar power.
Certification:
3 International patent
ISO9001
CE
Warranty:2 years
- Q:how can i tell which relief valve goes with my boiler. i have pics of the plates on the boiler. by the way it is a water baseboard heat. when the system starts running i hear water running though the pipes. i keep letting air out and putting water in the system.
- The 'relief' valve is a temperature/pressure safety device, that opens when a given temp or pressure is attained...keeps the system from exploding. These are brass valves with a spring lever on the end; hose bib for outlet. Although you can use it to 'bleed' off air from the boiler using that, some systems will have air gap for the production of steam: if that is your system type. Some systems are not steam, but hot water only. One device that can bleed air automatically is a Taco (brand) air scoop placed in the lines. Floor radiators can also have small bleeder vents; automatic or manual. If you have steam, you should get a qualified boiler man to look at it...very dangerous to have a steam system un-inspected and you not being familiar with it. Pay the bucks to get inspection ask questions as he walks through it so you know what to do and look for, plus what the daily operational procedures are. Write them down, paying special attention to heating season 'fire-up' and verifying all components are safe and operational. When it's shut down time, there likely are steps to take that insure the next fire-up goes smoothly. Refer to your notes to assure you're doing it right each season.
- Q:I have had the boiler fix-it man here several times and his opinion is to get a new heating system. As that is out of the question at the moment, I would like to get through this Indiana winter with consistant heat. The water shutoff valve is not shutting off when the water reaches it's desired level. Or maybe the sensor (I am assuming that there is one) is faulty. Either way, I go down into the basement at least twice a day to manually fill the old beast. Is there anybody in the know out there who can either give me some advice (besides what the fix-it man said) or can direct me to somebody who can? Although I am a GIRL I have a pretty good grasp on spatial concepts and am great at following directions.
- As a capable person, you need to try and get hold of the manufacturer of the boiler...it may be on-line and have a customer service number that you can call...some of the older items used to have a tag on them that had the name and number which you could call for help...yes some companies still have the same number that they had when the 10 digit number system was initiated.
- Q:Hey there is a whole in my boiler at home. The green boiler in like the toilet ( boiler room) i thinks its a electric one. with green fam all around it. There is like 2 whole the size of a pin. and the is allot of water drizzling down. i dont think its meant to be there and its making all the heaters in the house have clicking noises beacuse of the air. Also its lets a load of steam out and the room ontop has mould issues now. Please help!!! if anything how do i turn the water off just for the boiler so the rest of the house can have water.
- The water supply to the boiler should have a red either gate valve or T shut them turn right until off for both. Also shut the electric off, a boiler of this size should have its own switch and breaker in the electric box. Then call in the pro's to fix your issue. Gate valve is standard roundish turn off for water T is a handle that is parallel to hose for on and makes a T when off.
- Q:The hot water and the heating have gone off and won't come back on in my flat. The gauge shows that the water pressure is almost on zero. When I switch on the tap on cold it works (pressure normal) but when I turn to hot, it's weak and there's no warm or hot water, it just stays cold. I've called a plumber and he said all I need to do is fill up the water or something (foreign country and I'm not great at the language). Anyway he seemed to think I'd be wasting my money if he came out because all I have to do is fill the water up. There are a few tap-like things underneath the boiler and they have colored plastic switches on the (from left to right: red, yellow, black, blue). I've tried turning each but nothing happens. The boiler is a Baxi Luna 3 Blue. PLEASE HELP..it's 9 degrees C in my flat and it's winter!!
- Underneath the Boiler you have a flexible pipe. this is the fill pipe. You need to turn the valve on this pipe to refill the boiler. You only fill the boiler until the pressure gauge shows 1.5 bar. Sometimes, the flexible pipe will have 2 valves on it, then Both valves have to be opened to allow the boiler to fill. Once you have done this, then fire up the boiler. Turn the Valve/s off as soon as the gauge is at 1.5 bar
- Q:Circulating Fluidized Bed Boiler First and Second Winds
- The amount of primary air flow depends on the fluidization rate and fuel characteristics and the furnace combustion and heat transfer and other factors, the amount of air flow in general accounted for 50% of the total air flow when the coal volatility is low when the air volume can be larger.
- Q:I am having a problem with the pilot staying on in my boiler. I press the reset button and it will eventually come on. but after about 45 seconds it shuts back off. can someone shed some light on the problem. i dont feel like paying some one to fix this. there has to be something that I am overlooking.
- Replace the thermocouple.
- Q:i recently installed a Kerr wood boiler in my house. I used it for 40 days to date. My last electric bill came and the bill was 40 dollars higher than the previous months. was wonderin if wood boilers use much electricity?
- Depends, does electricity exist? If so, we'd probably use high compression steam or other gas to power many things. However, the Internet, tv, and fm Radio would not exist. Surprisingly, am and shortwave radio would work, if radioactive diodes were used. If electriciy simply didn't exist, life would be totally changed. Life would not exist. Everything would be A mass of random protons and neutrons, the universe would look pike a giant could, however, light and such wouldn't exist either, so nothing would be visiable. In short, we'd have universe soup.
- Q:in a bio mass power plant
- The need for continuous blow down in any boiler is due to the fact that no steam system is 100% closed. There are always losses of steam from valve packing, flanges, turbine packing or seals, etc. Over a period of time the amount of water in the system would be depleted to the point that the boiler could not function. To counter this, water is added usually on a continuous basis. Since this water is never 100% pure there is, over time, a build up of chemicals in the the system. To deal with pH, oxygen in the system, etc, treatment chemicals are also added. To keep the chemistry in the right range, as water is added, some of the boiler water is removed as blowdown. You can do this on a batch basis but it is usually better for the system to do it on a continuous basis so the boiler water stays closer to the desired chemical balance.
- Q:I noticed at the place we live a plumber/electrician came out and installed something thats called a boiler pipe?? what is it? and what does it do? just wondering we weren't told anything since its a rental. and now our water pressure seems to be low?? thanks!
- difficult step. lookup in google and yahoo. that may help!
- Q:The temperature and pressure gage is at 0 .
- After repressuring your boiler to 1.5 bar, you should investigate the drop in pressure. Unless you have been bleeding rads, you may well have a leak somewhere.
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