How is the full water capacity of a hot water boiler calculated? Does any teacher know? Thank you.

2015-08-28View Original

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Let me briefly explain my situation: I need to build a hot water boiler for heating. For a house of 200 square meters, with a requirement of around 25 kW, what should be the total water capacity? I saw some examples online that said a boiler with a capacity of 1 t/h requires 1 ton of water; so does my 25 kW boiler require 37 liters of water?

Reply #22015-08-29

Push on your own. Which teacher knows?

Reply #32015-08-29

The original poster seems a bit unable to express themselves clearly. The full water volume of a boiler is the full water volume of the furnace body (the volume within the heat-exchanging surfaces). What follows is a discussion on how to select a boiler

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