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Coking Pellet Burner

Coking Pellet Burner

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Technical features

1.The design of traditional burner has strict requirements for fuels. If using the coked fuels, the boiler can't do continuous work, after 2 hours of work, the boiler has to be  stopped to do cleaning

   It is difficult for client to purchase non coking fuel. The coking fuel burner introduced by HUAYUAN can solve this problem. It can burn any kinds of coking fuel continuous, and the fuel can be

   drained out automatically after combustion.

2. It adopts multilevel mixed combustion. The combustible material such as tar in the flame can be burned completely, which will not reduce the effeciency in the burner.

3. It can use generation II of LCD touchscreen control system and can start with one-button operation system.

4. Equipped with China leading IV generation  LCD touchscreen, dynamic intelligent one-button  control system to set fire automatically. Clients can monitor the parameters of input water, output water temperatures, smoke, fuels in bunker, combustion in hearth etc in real time. After the change of relevant data, it will remind user of maintenance. Client will monitor boiler's running status and energy-saving condition.

5. Adopting anti-back fire feeding structure. It can still burn even with the bunker open. It can forbid the safety problem of catching fire.

6. It meets the requirement of working overloaded all day and suits reformation of industrial and commercial boiler and other heat source demands.













Q:how can i bleed the boiler?
the boiler should have whats called a bleeder valve usually they look like radiator bleeder valves.press the little pin down and that should let the air out.make sure you don't burn yourself.
Q:My basement is aprox. 1000sqft and has pex tubing in the floors and I want to hook up heat to it. I also have a 12 year old water heater that I would like to get rid of, and replace it with a Wall-Hung Condensing Combination Boiler. I also need to know how to properly size the unit. It is only my wife, son and myself in the house but I want to do it right. I can't seem to find a brand that is that I can get parts for locally any suggestions?? The ones that I have found range in price from $2700 to $4000
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Q:Thermostat calls for heat and the exhaust blower turns on, but that's it. Gas does not ignite, it just sits there with the blower running.
could be you pilot light is out. could be you have a spark egnitor instead. May have gone bad. Call a pro to check it out. Gas is nothing to mess with. Could take down you house.
Q:I just moved to a new place. And since the building is old there were a lot of problems with it. So I contacted the manager but he didn't want to fix all of them. He always gives me excuses not to fix it, saying that nothing was promised to you. I think he doesn't want to fix it because he is shady and cheap.One of the problems I have is the boiler. Every time I take a hot shower, the boiler starts to pump water. By doing that, it makes loud noises! I told the manager about this and his reply was: There is nothing wrong with the broiler. Hot water pipes in the walls tend to knock when in use due to expanding. The problem is that the noise isn't coming from the pipes, it is coming from the boiler itself. Since I don't understand much, I was wondering if that is normal or not.Like I said before, I don't think my manager likes us. So I think he said that so he doesn't need to fix/replace it.Opinions/Suggestions anyone?
I would be surprised if the hot water comes from the boiler, usually a simple water heater is used. Water heaters growl, rumple and sound like something is swirling around inside when they have not been drained and cleaned out periodically. This is just calcium, iron and / or other minerals that have deposited themselves in the water heater. Other than being annoying no major harm is being done. It would result in lost efficiency of the heater and require more energy to be consumed to heat the water. That would be a minor problem for you if you pay the utilities. It would possibly decrease the life of the water heater but who cares? Right.
Q:my husband wants to know!
the combi boiler is as loobyloo says however for the condensing boiler it does NOT recycle its fumes and reuse any excess oil or gas, it DOES extract much of the heat energy in the gases produced from combustion so that when they leave the flue outside they are much cooler than non-condensing boilers. the word condensing means that water droplets, which are slightly acidic, are formed from the gas due to the gas temperature dropping and this is why a pipe is needed to take the water to a waste pipe. so its like condensation from warm air on a cold window or water vapour from a cold car exhaust. Also some condensation seen as a plume coming from the flue. taking the heat from the gases that would otherwise go out of the flue increases efficiency. the heat taken goes into the hot water in the pipes for heating and hot water. as condensing is just a method to increase efficiency you can have a condensing combination boiler or a condensing conventional boiler i.e. one with a hot water cylinder. or a non-condensing combination/non condensing conventional as one answer undoubtedly knows but omitted for ease of reading no doubt not all boilers have to be condensing, there is the ability to use non-condensing if certain criteria are met
Q:How do you figure out the efficiency of a residential boiler system?
Output divided by input. Both numbers should be on cabinet label or manufacturers' specs.
Q:The boiler is dripping and the pressure has dropped to the red on the pressure dial. Should I worry or can I wait til end of next week when plumber coming. A friend has told me I can turn the black knobs underneath to refill boiler. Is this true?
When you say dripping,do you mean the relief valve? ( brass/bronze colored valve either on top or side of boiler) If it's a water boiler and the pressure gauge reads over 30 psi then the valve is working as it should and you have a pressure problem. ( waterlogged expansion tank,bad fill valve,etc.) Your friend i believe is incorrect. You need to have a professional that you can trust look at your system. If you dont know one get recommendations from someone you can trust-Good Luck!
Q:Hi, Please help. My vokera mynute boiler is working (it is heating the water), but all my radiators are cold. Yesterday, all the radiators worked except for one. I tried to fix it by shutting the flow valves one at a time and then opening the bleeder to let the water run out until the pipe beneath the flow valve became hot. This seemed to be working successfully, but when I had finished and reset the valves, I realized the boiler had automatically shut down because the pressure had dropped. I turned the boiler off and re-pressurized the system to 1.5 bars, and now the boiler starts ok and it heats the water, but all the rads remain cold. I tried to bleed the rads but none release air and they are fully cold. Could anyone tell me what to do? I'm hoping its just some air between the boiler and the rads that will take some time to rise through the system, and I can bleed them out later. The boiler is a Vokera Mynute. Please help!
If you have a room thermostat try turning this up when the boiler is running you may need to do this to open a motorised valve on the central heating,hope it helps.
Q:I just flicked on the heating and nothing happened, the pump was pumping water around the system but I got nothing from the boiler. Its a GRANT EUROFLAME and is about 25-30 years old. Any ideas??
the ingniter electrode need replaced or your primary is shot. you can tell if there is not any arcing at the oil nozzle the primary is shot
Q:Difference between coiled tube and water tube boiler?
The basic difference is that the coiled tube boiler heats the fluid in a serial manner, and the water tube boiler heats in a parallel manner. Because of the difference the water tube boiler is more economical of space and can be used where large volumes of fluid are to be heated.

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