The heat transfer oil boiler is equipped with a gas burner; the inspection agency, upon seeing that biogas is also used on site, believes that biogas should be included in the burner type report. However, this comes at a high cost – how should this issue be handled?
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It is a 2400KW heat transfer oil system, equipped with burners supplied by the boiler factory. Since there is biogas available on the factory site, the burners are fitted with a dual-valve setup that allows use of either natural gas or biogas. However, according to the inspection documents from the boiler inspection agency, the burner type report we provided mentioned only gas fuel and not biogas; this information needs to be added. But redoing the report would incur costs as well as time. What is the best way to handle such a situation?
Honestly redo the report, or eliminate biogas as a fuel and submit a revised report.
Changing the type of fuel naturally requires redoing it