Why choose
Biomass-Fired Pressurized Hot Water Boiler?
The new model of hot water boiler features a single-barrel, vertical, water-fire tube, shell-type layout with a chain (moving) grate for combustion equipment. The left and right sides of the furnace are equipped with water-cooled walls that serve as the radiant heating surfaces, with the two wings of the furnace functioning as the convection heating surfaces.
Internally, the boiler barrel contains threaded smoke pipes that act as additional convection heating surfaces. The furnace walls are constructed using a novel technique of integral pouring and tamping with heat-resistant concrete, and the outer casing of the boiler's main body is enclosed with a three-dimensional shaped protective guard.
The overall structure of the boiler body utilizes an elevated drum with water-cooled wall tubes and collection boxes symmetrically arranged on both sides. The drum is composed of a cylinder body and front and rear tube plates welded together. The boiler’s furnace is designed with a spark-arresting wall to ensure high combustion efficiency.