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 'exactly' does the 'high output' relate to?where can I find a sectional view drawing on the web showing how the water is heated via flue gases?
- High Output relates to the heat output of the boiler rated in kW or mW. Look on the web for power station boiler Design, these are very high output boilers, also look at steam locomotives.
- Q: Having nightmare time with gas boiler and pipes. First engineer arrived and said I had burst pipe under kitchen sink unit so would hav to get joiner to dismantle unit.Got joiner in who luckily took out washing machine and flooring beneath it so you could see pipes. 2nd engineer arrived and said it was my outside gas pipe which had frozen, but as I didn't need it he disconnected it (I had two pipes under the floor). He bled my radiators and switched on gas, hey presto it was working ... for a day!Woke up this morning and no heating or hot water again - the pressure on the boiler is fine just no heat!! Phoned my gas insurance company who thankfully called the engineers quickly (compared to the 19 hours it took them when I initially called). Engineer can't come until tomorrow.Am at my wits end - feeling very ignorant as am a female on her own - does anybody have any idea why heating wouldn't be working now?
- Sounds like you have a circulation problem, and this could be a number of things wrong, including air in the lines, bad pump, blockage in the lines, etc. Instead of contacting the gas company, contact a heating contractor specializing in boiler repair. Yes, the gas company and their engineers know the fundamentals of heating systems, but that's NOT their expertise; their expertise is selling you gas.
- Q: kw=gph x delta T / 410 How do you work this out???
- The Boiler's Horsepower = (pounds per hour of water entering the boiler)*(h1 - h2)/33,475 Where h2 = enthalpy of the water entering the boiler and h1 = enthalpy of the steam leaving the boiler. Then 1 horsepower = 0.7457 KW, so multiply the Horsepower answer by 0.7457 to get the KW rating of the boiler. To get your other equation you have to assume that the boiler doesn't form any steam. The basic equation is Q = M*cp*(T2-T1) where: Q = BTU/HR cp=specific heat of water = 1.0 M=weight of water entering the boiler, Pounds per hour T2=Temp. of water leaving T1=Temp of water entering. 1000 BTU per hour = 0.2928104 KW 1 gallon = 62.4/7.481 = 8.341 pounds Q = GPH*8.341*1.0*(T2-T1) = BTU/HR KW = 0.29291*BTU/HR/1000 KW = 8.341*.29281*GPH*(T2-T1)/1000 KW = .00244*GPH*(T2-T1) KW = GPH*(T2-T1)/410
- Q: new thermal couple...last week i had noticed the damper (automatic) was in the closed position. i nudged it a bit and it opened and the boiler fired...needed to fix a radiator pipe and shut it down...now it won't fire. mounted on the boiler is..pilot unit (works) a control box when i turned on the circulating pump a grey switch inside moved. that no longer is the case...near that a small box with a red button (like a reset button) pushed it nothing happens...wires from the control box to round black unit that controls the damper automatically. i manually opened the damper....3 other boxes mounted to pipes controlled by thermostats...there is power to these..any help before i call in a professional would be appreciated
- The button that you pushed is the reset for the flame safety that makes the boiler follow a start up procedure and looks at the fire to make sure it is on. The boiler should have some gas pressure switches on it that often go bad, check these. Also, the damper and other items need to be in the correct position to have the boiler purge and fire. The blower also has a pressure switch on it that is a permissive for firing. There is also a high temperature limit someplace on the unit too. If you are electrical type try to follow the schematic and see if you have power in the circuit. Turn everything off, power down and then turn the power back on and start through the start up sequence. Follow the schematic with testers to see which switch or whatever is bad.
- Q: I am replacing my old oil boiler. It is an Imperial 125,000 BTU's, and heats the house perfectly well in the winter. One contractor wants to install a Weil Mc Lain WGO6, (175,000 BTU's). A second contractor says it is too big, and suggests a Columbia CSFH5125W (145,000 BTU's). Both want to charge me $5500 and $8,000 respectively for installation.Which one is correct?
- the WG06 comes in both gas and oil, which do you have? this weights alot when it comes time to pay. oil runs more expensive because its WAY more work and more of a mess. ( remove the oil from a big oil truck which you're plumber probably has to pay for one to come, cut the old oil tank out which could be a pain, then run the gas pipe) my company would charge roundabout 6 or 7 grand so it sounds about right, alot factors into the price - and a good plumber always pays if it doesnt break down on you for 20 years isnt that a good inventment? PS go with the weil mcclain they make excellent boilers
- Q: How the boiler is classified
- CLSG (CDZH) coal-fired hot water boiler, etc .; steam boiler is divided into LDR (WDR) electric steam boiler, LHS (WNS) fuel steam boiler, gas steam boiler, LSG, DZG, DZH
- Q: I've got a Vaillant Atmocompact water heater. the water pressure in my tank is completely gone and the little needle on the pressure gauge is as low as it can go. I have looked and looked and cant seem to find the knob that sends water back into my system. If anyone can help me it would be much appreciated, I am having to take cold shower and they blow.
- The External Filling Hose which should have two taps on each end. Tap 1 should be opened and then when tap 2 is opened please be sure to keep your eyes on the pressure gauge as the flow of water will be heard at this point and the pressure will be seen to increase. As mentioned the correct pressure should be at about just over 1 bar. Most boilers will have the red area which starts from 0 bar and this area should be a warning that your boiler system is low on pressure. The website will be including practicle videos for common problems with plumbing in general including boiler issues.
- Q: just drained system, now boiler wont ignite . pressure is okay?
- Most likely an air lock within the boiler As you haven't said the make its not easy to point to any specific point to look at. On some boiler the low pressure switch it activated by the pump. Need more info on the type etc. of boiler
- Q: Is it possible to convert a combi boiler running off mains gas to bottled propane?
- Yes, it's a fairly simple process. Bad news is, you need to call a tech.
- Q: we are buying a 1212 sq. ft home at the end of the month which has a 32 year old weil mclain boiler in it which needs to be replaced. i'm wondering if we should go with the peerless boiler, which is cheaper, or the buderus, which is more expensive but slightly more efficient. everyone says for a house that size the peerless would be great, but the buderus is supposed to be cream of the crop and it would be fantastic. i'm wondering if its really worth it to spend the extra money on the buderus?
- Mel told me to check on your Question if your just replacing the boiler to run a baseboard system the peerless will be just fine . If you were going to install a new system with in floor heat then the Buderaus would be the way to go . But since there is all ready a tank less water heater then you will never recover the cost for the extra money for the Buderus . The efficiency difference is minimal for what you need and their is no need for the computer in the Buderas just to run Baseboard which runs most efficiently at 1 high temp. setting . I would still check on the Lockinvar and the Munchkin if they have them in your area . Weve installed Mclain , Lockinvar , Buderus , and Munchkins but no one out here stocks Peerless but from the specs I read it looks like a decent boiler for the application . Good Luck . Mel's the Contractor I'm the Estimator
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