Coal-fired heat transfer oil boiler renovation project
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Our company currently has a 2-ton thermal oil furnace with a capacity of 1.2 million kcal, which currently runs mainly on coal. **Documents have been issued; it is necessary to upgrade to natural gas or biomass boilers by September. After internal discussions within the company, it has been decided to switch to biomass boilers first. We are wondering if there are any boiler manufacturers with the necessary qualifications to carry out this conversion, and we require that an energy efficiency test report along with the nameplate of the biomass boiler be provided after the modification is completed. If so, please provide the company name and contact information. Zhejiang and the surrounding provinces are preferred.
Reconstructed boilers do not come with nameplates; all nameplates are available for new boilers that have been inspected by the local special inspection agency
It is recommended to contact the original boiler manufacturer for modifications, as they have a better understanding of the product.
Our users simply replace the biomass chain furnace directly, and the process is straightforward.
The cost of renovating again is not much different from buying a new one, and it’s also more troublesome. It is recommended to buy a used biomass unit. Or it’s sufficient to just buy a new biomass furnace body
It’s best not to keep trying; just go straight for it. Biomass will eventually have to be phased out, and that will happen quite soon. The reason is simple: burning biomass fuel also produces smoke, and environmental protection agencies pay close attention to any smoke emissions. It’s impossible for your operations to be completely compliant with the regulations, so think about the consequences of that. . .
It’s better to go straight for gas, right?
I have a boiler installation manufacturer at 13041124000