Looking for steam generator manufacturers
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Could anyone please provide us with the manufacturers of steam generators? We need a small steam generator with a steam temperature of 300 degrees. Those who have this information could please share it with us. Thank you in advance!
As per your requirements, the pressure needs to reach 3.0 Mpa; even Class B factories are not capable of handling this, only Class A factories can do it. I’m not sure what level of evaporation you are requiring – what exactly the specifications are. You’ll need to ask the boiler manufacturer for details on this.
It’s possible that the low-pressure steam is superheated to 300 degrees. Agree with the person above; it’s best to ask the manufacturer for details.
Our evaporation volume isn’t very high; it’s only for use with a 50L device, and the operation is intermittent – it’s sufficient to fill that device. Could you recommend some manufacturers?
Several large boiler manufacturers should have no problem doing this
We want to buy something ready-made; is there none? Do I have to customize it?
I don’t know what serves as the heat source for the building owner’s steam generator – is it heat transfer oil, or is steam generated from the waste heat of flue gas? Generally, it is difficult for the steam generated by a steam generator to reach 300 degrees. If possible, could heat transfer oil be used for heating? That would make it easier to achieve the desired temperature. We deal with heat transfer oil heating; we can discuss this further if there is a need.
It’s not available for purchase now; it can only be custom-made, and information about it can be found online
It’s better to have electric heating; we use it in laboratories, and that makes things more convenient. What’s the deal with heat transfer oil? Is it easy to clean for laboratory use?
The temperatures found online don’t reach 300 degrees at all; so what other ways are there to heat steam to 300 degrees? It should also be suitable for use in a laboratory, in a compact format This post was last edited by muquan on 2009-2-10 16:27.]
If you are using steam, with such high pressure requirements and a boiler of such small size, it’s unlikely that any manufacturer will be willing to produce it. The key question is: do you need to reach this temperature, or is it the pressure that matters? What is the specific use? It’s best to contact a boiler manufacturer by phone to discuss the specific requirements, as that would be more appropriate.
Yeah, that’s why we want to buy something ready-made – as long as it can reach that temperature, we can control the pressure with a compressor. Any recommendations, friend? Which specific manufacturer or model?
If an electrically heated steam generator is used, the temperature generated is not very high either, around 100 degrees at most, and it does not reach 300 degrees. As you said, it’s about heating a 50L container – what kind of equipment is used for that? Is the container completely filled with steam, or are there other substances inside it? It’s necessary to provide detailed information so that those who are familiar with this topic can give an answer; it’s difficult to proceed without sufficient details. If there are no other devices in the 50L container, it might be possible to consider using another heat source, as that could make it easier to reach a temperature of 300 degrees.
There are also some solid materials inside, and we can only use steam for that; so what does a laboratory usually use?