Supplying heat
Hot water boilers are supplied from approx. 5 MWth. The specific design remains plant-related.
Hot water boilers
Hot water boilers are matched to the fuel and plant together with Kablitz combustion systems.
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Design according to fuel.
Kablitz distinguishes between fire-tube boilers with a water-tube cooling screen and pure water-tube boilers. This image is not a binding plant design.
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Modular in structure. Individually designed.
Material, media and structure determine the specific design.
Combining combustion
The boilers are combined with different Kablitz combustion systems.
Taking the fuel into account
For more heavily contaminated fuels and waste fuels, pure water-tube boilers are used.
Boiler designs at a glance.
The design depends on the specific plant.
| Product | Design | Application | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot water boiler | Fire-tube boiler with cooling screen or water-tube boiler | Design and engineering depend on the fuel used. | View details |
The technology in detail.
Hot water boiler
Design and engineering depend on the fuel used.
- Designs
- Fire-tube boiler with cooling screen or water-tube boiler
- Output
- From approx. 5 MWth
The usual design is a fire-tube boiler with a cooling screen of water-tube walls.
Technical documents.
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Which data helps with system design?
Describe the required form of energy, output and operating conditions. For steam, mass flow, pressure and temperature are useful; for hot water, thermal oil or hot gas, provide the relevant temperatures and output data.
Can I inquire without complete design data?
Yes. Technical checklist fields are optional: provide the data you already know and leave outstanding points for further discussion.
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