Stainless Steel Cone Top Storage Tank for Sale
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Processing: Storage Tank, cutting-rolling-welding-polishing-assembling-testing-warehousing
Condition: New
Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
Brand Name: KUNBO
Model Number: bright tank, KB-006
Processing Types: Alcohol
Voltage: 380V, 50HZ
Certification: B&V; CE
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Specifications
1.manhole 2.CIP spraying ball 3.adjusting feet 4.sample valve 5.temperature gauge 6.pressure gauge 7.level gauge
Technical Data:
- Q: waste cooking oil used in oil fired commercial steam boiler?
- Cooking oil will deliver no more than 40 kJ/g of energy with complete combustion. The greatest density for a cooking oil that I could find was 0.928 g/ml. We thus have 37.12 kJ/ml., or 37,120 kJ/L. This is comparable to the 39,020 kJ/L value used for #2 diesel oil. A restaurant would use a deep fat fryer with about 75 lb oil capacity. (75 lb)(1 kg/2.2lb)(1,000 g/kg)/(0.928 g/ml)(1 L/1,000 ml) = 36.736 L. According to Cleaver-Brooks, a reputable boiler manufacturer, a 980 KW fire-tube boiler (the smallest they list in their tables) operating at 86% efficiency (the highest efficiency in their tables) consumes 105.98 L/hr. Using these numbers, it would take the waste of 3 deep-fat fryers to fuel such a boiler for 1 hour. Continuous operation of such a boiler would require 486 fryers contents per week, which is the minimum time a restaurant goes between oil changes. While it is a good, relatively clean idea for the disposal of these wastes, the costs involved would be enormous. An alternate proposal would be to mix it (well strained, of course) with the fuel used by local bus companies, most of which are already government owned.
- Q: I am wanting to program our programmable thermostat to 6 degree swings (daytime versus nighttime). My question is, will this cause excessive wear and tear on our boiler system? Thank You!
- it wont cause anymore wear and tear on it than using a regular thermostat. when you come home and it has to heat up that 6 degrees that you want it to, its actually good for the boiler. think of a boiler like a car, if you drive them on the interstate they last longer than if you drive them in town. My point being that the longer you run a boiler the better as opposed to short cycling it by making it kick on and off. thats why when you size a boiler or a furnace you should lean toward the smaller size that you think will work because you want it to come on and run for a while rather than start up run for 30 seconds and kick off.
- Q: It keeps showing a sign on the display like 2 straight lines and a line underneth i cannot fing it in manual and it is making a funny low sound
- Im so sory i do not know i wish i could help you Hi i have had one of these boilers fitted the other day and even with the cupboard fitted over it its to loud, infact i have to keep turning it off because its driving me mad as i sleep in the next room, i have turned the thermostat down as low as possible to stop the heating from keep coming on in the summer which it still does i wish we never had it now I mean is it suposed to make this much noise ? why do the radiators keep coming on when i have it set to 5'o degrees ?
- Q: i repaired a broken heating water pipe. how do i bleed my oil fired system it is base board heat
- there are bleeder screws on the base boards
- Q: I am going over some boiler startup sequence of operations and there are some terms that I don't quite understand, I am hoping someone could hopefully help me out, I looked online but I can't seem to find anything that makes any sense..High Fire PositionLow Fire PositionLockout InterlockLockout Interlock Inputs
- High fire/Low fire positions seem to address a staged burner system with different burner firing settings. Most boilers have a safety system that protects the boil from damage from various events from low water level to loss of the pilot flame. These are all packed in a series of detectors and relays (electrical or electronic) that sense a problem and shut down the boiler. The Lockout interlock inputs would be the sensors. An example would be something like a float switch that detects a low water level. Lockout interlock would be the relay that is tripped by the input and then shuts down the boiler. Some people consider the relay and sensor to be one interlock and do not talk about them as separate items.
- Q: We are looking to replace our existing Worcester combi boiler (about 10 years old) with a newer condenser model. Two of the quotes that we received mentioned that the diameter of our gas pipework may not be sufficient.So my question is: is this correct? Our flat is fairly small (5 radiators) and the existing combi boiler works fine with this pipework, leading me to think that this may be a bit of a con. It wasn't mentioned by any of the other plumbers who quoted us, either.It would be a royal pain to change the pipework, as it is a listed building, and the pipework itself can be no more than 12 years old, as this was when the building was converted to residential dwellings.Thanks,JP
- It is seen as good practice to have a combination on a 22mm gas pipe. This is not always necessary but I would recommend it as it can effect boiler performance. British gas used to refuse to take people on to a contract that had 15mm gas supply. Obviously the smaller the input of the boiler the more chance that 15mm will be fine, check the manufacturers instructions for the boile, (avail on line and see what they say)
- Q: i have a peerless boiler that heats my house. it's water base gas heating. i have 3 levels (basement, 1st floor, 2nd floor). i have 2 problems with it. the first problem is that it's constantley shuts off. so i have to go down to the basement and light it up againg. the second problem is that when ever it's working, it makes a noise. any suggestions
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- Q: What three types of steam boilers are used in the industry?
- Firetube Watertube like David F said, except that he is wrong saying a firetube is the most common. It was the most common in 1910. A better third type is a Once Through boiler. There is no steam drum. It's more efficient, but more complicated controls.
- Q: Three settings - Off , water , water / radiators. Off - no heating , no hot water Water - no hot water water / radiators - heating and warm / sometimes hot water. You can actually hear the boiler ' kicking in and out ' when you turn the taps / heating on. All i want is hot water on tap ( usual setting ) and heating when required. which bit is broke / needs looking at ? thanks
- talk about confuse the issue, you say the boiler is firing when you turn a tap on ? if so its ok, heating settings do you have a wall stat? if so turn it up, whats your pressure reading ? should be 1-1.5 bars otherwise mail me using simple what works, what doesnt
- Q: Apparently, my boiler is leaking from underneath. As I am in a second floor flat, it is causing the ceiling underneath to fall apart. I can't put anything underneath the boiler in an attempt to stop the water from going down.It's electric. I've turned off the electricity to it.The estate agents have sent two plumbers to look at it. They say it needs replacing. They came on Wednesday and Thursday. I haven't heard anything since.What do I do need to do? I don't know how to drain it or shut off my water. Or...anything. I've never really encountered boilers before (am from the US).
- You need to find the inlet pipe. There should be a vavle near the entrance to the boiler that you can close. This will stop additional water from filling the boiler tank as it leaks out. You then need to find the boiler drain. It should be near the base of the boiler and will usually look like a hose connection fitting. You will need to find a long garden hose and attach it to the drain, pu tthe hose in a nearby sink or other bucket or other receptacle. Remember, water only drains downhill, so the drain/bucket will need to be lower than the boiler tank to completely drain it. These two steps (in order) will stop the boiler from further leaking and destroying the floor and ceiling below it further. You will have to wait for your super to install a new boiler. Since you are on the 2nd floor, you may not notice the lack of heat much unless it gets exceptionally cold for several days. Astrobuf
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Stainless Steel Cone Top Storage Tank for Sale
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- Loading Port:
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