Waste heat boiler

Waste heat boiler refers to a boiler that uses various waste gases, waste materials or waste heat in waste liquids and the heat generated by combustion of combustible materials to heat water to a certain temperature. The waste heat boiler can produce hot water or steam through waste heat recovery for use in other sections. Fuel, gas, and coal are burned to produce high-temperature flue gas to release heat. The high-temperature flue gas enters the furnace first, then enters the waste heat recovery device of the front smoke box, then enters the pyrotechnic tube, and finally enters the waste heat recovery device in the rear smoke box flue, high temperature. The flue gas becomes low-temperature flue gas and is discharged into the atmosphere through the chimney. This type of boiler is very energy efficient because the waste heat boiler greatly increases the utilization of heat released by fuel combustion.

On-sale specification: QCF type evaporation 0.1t/h~30t/h

Steam pressure <3.8MPa

Application fields: waste heat power generation, waste heat steam, waste heat hot water, waste heat heat carriers and other industrial energy saving fields.

Applicable fuel: fuel waste heat, gas waste heat, coal waste heat and foreign media waste heat.

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