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:What kind of boiler?
Horizontal internal combustion boiler shell boiler with its height and size is small, suitable for assembly needs, the use of micro-positive pressure combustion, the sealing problem is easy to solve, and the shape of the furnace is conducive to fuel gas, so in the fuel (gas) boiler application
Q:I was looking to replace my current 30 year old boiler and water heater and some suggested the Navien Combi CH-240 boiler/water heater. It seems like I would save a lot of money making a switch to this. Anyone know anything about these? I have 2 zones in my house, would it be capable of heating both at the same time?
Hello. Boilers like forced air furnaces have to be sized correctly. To do so get the manufacturers recommended specs for the area that you are trying to heat. I.e. length of the radiator runs. Good luck
Q:What is it and can you create a homeade one??? Please help, i'm going to make fondant.....thanks.
A double boiler is essentially a double pan with one lid. One lid fits inside the other. I've never owned one and don't really see a need for one. I just set a stainless steel mixing bowl inside my two quart sauce pan. It works great. Just bring the water in the lower pan to a boil, turn it down to a simmer and set the bowl on top. Keep the heat fairly low because you don't want the water boiling over--especially into your fondant.
Q:For example, for gas boilers we can use the burner manegement system (BMS) as safeguards. And something else, If diesel boilers are safer to operate, why aren't more of those out in the field?Cheers.
systems safety are all the same whatever your fuel is. diesel boilers are less efficient. we manufacture natural gas boilers and our efficiency reaches 90% up.
Q:it will only be used by 2 persons
Q:I NEED HELP TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS A BIOLER INSURANCE
The Boiler and Machinery policy started out as a way to provide coverage for a common exclusion under any commercial property policy, namely, damage to or caused by: ...any pressure vessel having normal internal working pressure greater than 103 kilopascals (15 pounds per square inch) above atmospheric pressure; or ...any boiler, including its connected piping and equipment, which contains steam or water under steam pressure (except tanks having an internal diameter of 610 millimetres (24 inches) or less used for the storage of hot water for domestic use); (welcome to the wonderful world of insurance legalese). At the beginning of the twentieth century boilers were in common use everywhere from manufacturing to heating, and breakdown or rupture was a real threat. An exploding pressure vessel could level a building! Therefore this policy was created first by specialty insurers who would issue these policies as stand alone policies, however many standard insurers now offer this coverage as an add-on to their commercial policies. Therefore the specialty insurers had to innovate their product in order to remain attractive. Not only does the modern Boiler and Machinery policy cover damage caused to and by pressure vessels, they also cover: damage or breakdown of electrical equipment caused by surges, short circuits or arcing; breakdown of air conditioning or refrigeration equipment including losses resulting from spoilage or loss of use due to the breakdown of said equipment; damage to computer or communication equipment caused by surges or fluctuations including the loss of business income caused by the loss of said equipment; mechanical breakdown of most types of machinery such as water pumps, ventilation fans, escalators and elevators, motors, engines, etc including the loss to business income because of the breakdown of said equipment. Note that production machinery usually has limited coverage or a higher deductible.
Q:When I open up the box (approx 5x5) there are some wires, and what looks like a small electric motor.attached to the motor is what looks like a tiny metal square that is vibrating to make the noise.It is pretty loud.There is no labeling, writing, or marking to tell me what this part of the boiler is.Any ideas?
What you describe sounds like a contactor. This is what is used to switch on and off the power to your boiler. Contactors are nothing more than high voltage switches controled by low voltage conductors. Contactors are used to reduce arcing when equipment is switched on and off. When the low voltage conductors that are being fed by the thermostat have voltage applied to them they create an electromagnet around the square piece(coil) you described. Somewhere on this square coil should be a set of contacts that are pulled closed by magnetic force when the low voltage control wires are energized. The use of electromagnets causes the contacts to engage and disengage much faster than a human finger can flip a switch, thus reducing arcing as the contacts are pulled together and separated. Now, to fix your problem.(hopefully) This is what I think you should try. Turn off the power to this contactor (high and low voltage). Once power is off, take some emery cloth or very fine sand paper and gently buff the contact points until all burn residue is removed. The buzzing you hear is most likely caused by insufficient contact caused by this residue. Put it all back together and turn back on. If the problem persist, then you will need to replace the contactor. Good luck.
Q:I have a hydronic heating system and have recently bled my radiators (because there was a lot of clanging recently when the boiler turned on, so I was under the impression that that was because of a build-up of air in the pipes) So, I bled the radiators, and ever since then my boiler has not turned on. I also have lost all pressure (gauge reads zero). Wondering if the loss of pressure is a result of bleeding, and if so, how to I get back the pressure.
Underneath (usually) your boiler there will be a tap that tops up the pressure in your boiler. You need this to be around 1-1.5 bar. And yes bleeding the radiators will cause this problem. You will find that over a period of time the pressure will naturally drop so the clanging was likely the pressure already low. If you can't find the filling point check the boiler manual as sometimes there is one fitted to the boiler
Q:I have lived in my house for 1 1/2 years and have not had my boiler checked. I was recently told by a colleague that it should be checked once a year and it is the landlords responsibility. Is this true? My landlord is threatening to charge me for the check if I want one.Thanks
If there is such a law, it would be a local one. Ask at city or town hall.
Q:Boiler check first or external inspection first
After the first inside, the internal test if the problem and after the external test out of the problem together to deal with.

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