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What should be considered when choosing a steam generator?

2009-08-29View Original

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I don’t have boiler steam, and I want to purchase a steam generator – either one that runs on electricity or one that uses thermal energy. These are the only two options I’m aware of at the moment; I’m not sure which one would be better Please give some feedback on the ones that have been used; other types are also acceptable. Thanks.
Reply #22009-08-30
If cost is not a concern, electric heating furnaces are better: they are clean, environmentally friendly, easy to operate, and highly automated. Working with heat transfer oil is more complicated, though the operating costs are lower
Reply #32016-12-03
If you have a heat transfer oil furnace, it should work fine as long as it can handle the load; if not, it’s recommended to use an electric one

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