The naming issue of waste heat boilers!
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I notice that all the models of domestic hot water boilers start with Q or QF. I’m not sure what these Q and QF mean
Q indicates that the waste heat carrier type is gas (Q), while F denotes that the flue gas characteristics fall under the corrosive category
JB/T 9560-1999 Method for Coding Product Models of Flue-type Waste Heat Boilers
Q should represent forced circulation, F represents mixed circulation, and D represents natural circulation. I’m not sure if this is correct; please advise those who know more
Q should represent forced circulation, F represents mixed circulation, and D represents natural circulation. I’m not sure if this is correct; please advise those who know more
Some letters are given names by various industries to distinguish them, and they do not necessarily follow standards. Such as AQC0905-01, SP2010-02; AQC refers to the waste heat boiler at the head of the cement kiln, while SP refers to the waste heat boiler at the tail of the cement kiln.
That’s not correct! qinggggg
Method for Compiling Product Models of Waste Heat Boilers JB/T 9560-1999