Steam Boilers

Description

A steam boiler is a heating system that produces steam by heating water. It is a heat exchanger that creates steam for various applications.

The boiler absorbs heat released from combustion, transferring it to water to produce steam through radiation, convection, or conduction. The basic elements common to all steam boilers include a burner, combustion chamber, heat exchanger, expansion tank, steam temperature control, safety relief valve, and low water cutoff.

Steam boilers are used for central heating in homes, offices, businesses, hospitals, and other facilities, as well as to power turbines for electricity generation. There are different types of steam boilers, such as fire tube boilers, shell steam boilers, and watertube boilers, each with specific applications and capacities.

Industrial steam boilers can handle a wide array of processes in settings like hospitals, universities, chemical plants, breweries, food processing facilities, and manufacturing factories. Residential gas steam boilers are also available for home use, providing consistent and comfortable heat through steam-based radiators. These boilers are easy to install and require minimal maintenance