Product thermal capacity: 0.35-14 MW
Working pressure: 0.7-1.25 Mpa
Available industries: Heat supplying, hospital, hotel
Product thermal capacity: 10-50 t/h
Working pressure: 1.25-2.5 Mpa
Outlet temperature: 194-225 °C
Product thermal capacity: 20-75 t/h
Working pressure: 1.25-5.4 MPA
Outlet temperature: 184-485 ℃
Product thermal capacity: 1 – 20t/h
Working pressure: 0.7-2.5 MPA
Outlet temperature: 170-225 ℃
Double pass composite boilers, i.e., two passes for the exhaust gases and two uptakes, one for the oil fired system and one for the exhaust system. Double pass exhaust gas, no oil fired furnace and a single uptake. Double pass alternatively fired, two passes from the furnace for either exhaust gases or oil fired system with one common uptake.
View MoreExhaust Gas Boilers And Economisers Arrangement Auxiliary boilers on diesel main propulsion ships, other than tankers, are usually of composite form, enabling steam generation using oil firing or the exhaust gases from the diesel engine. With this arrangement the boiler acts as the heat exchanger and raises steam in its own drum.
View MoreJun 08, 2019 · 1 Answer. A composite boiler is a specially designed boiler that can use more that one means to pass hot flue gases from different sources to generate steam. For example a boiler that can be fired directly using its in-built furnace and other means to pass hot exhaust gases from a gas turbine or large Diesel engines through the same boiler to generate steam, that type of boiler is a composite boiler.
View MoreComposite boilers are combination of oil-fired boilers and exhaust gas economizers.When the diesel engine is at full load the fuel oil burner only starts if the steam demand exceeds the steam production achieved from the diesel engines exhaust gases.
View MoreAs nouns the difference between boiler and economizer is that boiler is an apparatus that generates heat (usually by burning fuel) and uses it to heat circulating water (or sometimes another liquid) in a closed system that is then used for space heating, swimming pool heating, or domestic hot water or industrial processes or boiler can be (rare|informal) boilerplate while economizer is
View MoreComposite boiler. A firetube boiler which can generate steam by oil firing or the use of diesel engine exhaust gas.
View MoreTechnically, composite boiler is an integration of exhaust gas boiler and oil-fired boiler. A composite boiler can be a water tube or a smoke tube boiler divided in two different sections. One section of the boiler is heated by the burner and the other by the exhaust gases produced by ship’s engine.
View MoreThe efficiency difference between a conventional and condensing boiler is to the tune of 75% efficiency vs. 90% efficiency. However, older conventional boilers can sometimes run at barely more than 50% efficiency, so a move from an older boiler to a condensing boiler …
View MoreTypes of Marine Boilers and Difference Between Water Tube and Smoke Tube Boilers. Composit Cochran boiler- Composite boilers are mostly sued on ships because when a ship is in port, the firing is through the burner. But when a ship is en route, then main engine exhaust is used to heat the water in order to generate the required steam
View MoreJun 08, 2016 · Usually there are two types of boilers on a ship,Auxiliary boiler and Exhaust boiler. Sometimes there are composite boilers, standard cargo ships have water tube boilers. The auxiliary boiler on a ship is the one which operates on diesel/furnace o
View MoreA condensing boiler manages to capture more of the fuel’s energy with a larger or secondary heat exchanger. The exhaust gas from a standard regular boiler contains a lot of heat that is simply wasted. A condensing boiler converts this gas into a liquid concentrate and uses a heat exchanger to capture it.
View MoreTraditional vs. Condensing Gas Boilers. Traditional gas boilers burn natural gas or propane to heat the water in a home heating system. These boilers are vented to the outside via a chimney flue or vent pipe. Traditional boilers typically operate at higher temperatures, which means that a portion of heat is vented to the outside during the
View MoreJul 28, 2011 · The difference between furnace and boiler is primarily in the method they follow to produce heat. Furnace and boiler are two techniques that are used all over the country to heat a home. Both are effective ways to provide warmth to a home, but they are basically different methods having their unique advantages and disadvantages.
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