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HUAYUAN High-end Hot-blast Stove

Jacketed Beer Bright Tank Stainless Steel

Introduction:

China's first high-quality split hot-blast industrial stove. Brand: HUAYUAN

Specification: 116~1395KW

Technical description:

1. It can be used in ultra-high temperature places as industrial drying and painting.

2. Different from all-in-one stoves with both combustion and heat transferring system which result in short lifetime of stoves, high energy consumption, and high maintenance cost.

HUAYUAN HUINENG introduced the first split biomass stove in China based on technical advantages.

3. Using patent combustion technology and configuration of different burning parts to solve the combustion problem of straw and ordinary coked biomass fuel.

4. The heat exchanger components in the stove body are using efficient, energy-saving heat-resistant pipes.

5. The best configuration of our boilers can realize that gas emission temperature is close to that of air.

6. The lifetime of our stove doubles that of others, long lifetime and easy maintenance will greatly reduce the customer's cost.

Q: my room thermostat is saying it is lit but the boiler starts then cuts out after 5 mins please help?: some tmes heaters cut in and out and they are working its just the way they work, maybe its the same thing?

Q: any theories, flame ignites then suddenly shuts off tripping the fuse box on potterton lynx 2 boiler?: I am assuming you are UK. There could be any number of things causing this and when you say it trips the fuse box I am assuming you mean the earth leakage trip so everything goes off. Have you checked around the boiler its self for water leaks or possibly cable damage. You can remove the outer white casing as that is not a safety issue but turn off the supply to the boiler first. Look around the boiler for any sign of water where there shouldnt be any as it may be dripping onto electrical components or check the wiring harness as it may be touching the boiler somewhere and causing an earth fault. Cannot really help more than that as I cannot see the boiler.

Q: We are looking for a vendor that can supply a device that will send an alert message to a cell phone/email when the boiler fails to ignite and goes into it's safe shut down mode.: Dealers make something called a Winter Watchman. This is a outlet with an adjustable thermostat in it. You would plug this in and plug a standard house lamp into it. Your neighbor would ntice the light and contact you. This is a cheaper version of what you are trying to do

Q: I'm considering a deal from my reputable and regular plumber to install a Buderus GB142-24 condensing boiler. This unit is seven months old and had been used in another customers home until that home was enlarged and needed a different size boiler. The plumber says this unit retails for 2900 but will sell it for 2000. I'm assuming this does not include any labor. He is working on a formal bid that I've not yet seen.The rated BTUH input of this unit is about 85,000. I'd like to get a second opinion on the adequacy of this input for my home with two adults and two teens and two bathtubs etc. It will also be used for infloor heat.All of this will be replacing two A O Smith gas Power Shot water heaters, one used for DHW and one for radiant floors. The one used for DHW went kaput today and that is driving this action. Thanks- Dave: I would go for it if that isn't the cost of the boiler but that of related hardware as well. I have an 1800 sq ft ranch and live in the northern part of michigan 70,000 btus are more than enough for heating. If you put the boiler on demand call for dhw and lock out theboiler for heat- your recovery will be greater, but , I don't think it is really necessary. This will work if your house is well insulated.

Q: The recipe says: In a double boiler, melt 4 ounces of dark chocolate.: www.okorder /

Q: How do you use a double boiler?: Double boilers are useful to melt chocolate or mix sauces, particularly cream sauces, without the risk of burning them. Water is put into the lower pan that is set directly on the stove, heat to boiling, then you can turn the temperature down to a low simmer. Place the second pan on top after the water in the lower pan begins to boil, and add whatever ingredients you are using to the upper pan to melt/heat. If melting chocolate or candies, be careful not to get water into the upper pan - even a drop can ruin the mix. You can improvise a double boiler by using two pans of different sizes. User the larger on the bottom and the smaller on top - the upper pan will not rest evenly in the lower one, but you can use this arrangement the same way, you just have to be a little more careful. I like using the double boiler to melt almond-bark or candy for coating pretzels and cake balls. The coating doesn't get as hot as it does when melted in the microwave or directly on the stovetop, it doesn't burn, and it gives a thicker coat of candy on the pretzels or whatever I'm dipping. - it looks really nice.

Q: are their any tax credits for the purchase of an outdoor wood boiler?: If the boiler is used to help you make income then it can be claimed as an employee business expense, which is a deduction, not a credit.

Q: What is a safe PSI for a residential cast Irom Boiler?: 12-15 PSI when cold on a hydronic boiler.It shouldn't go over 25 PSI. when heated,relief valve opens at 30PSI.---3-5 PSI. on steam boiler,relief valve opens at 15PSI.

Q: I don't have an actual double boiler, so is it OK to boil water in a regular pan and put a metal bowl on top of it? I'm melting chocolate to dip some candy in. Can I melt all the chocolate and keep it on the heat without it scorching or is it better to do it in batches? Bear with me, I'm a terrible cook! Thank you!: You are right on the mark; a metal bowl over a pot of boiling water is the trick i use to get out of having to buy a double boiler! just remember not to be in a hurry to melt the chocolate. move the chocolate around gently over a slow, rolling boil. They way, when the chocolate is all smooth, your dipped candies will have an attractive gloss on them.

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