For fuel and gas boilers, how do I determine the size of the soft water tank used for storing soft water? Thank you all, experts; I’m just starting to work with boilers

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How do I determine the size of the soft water tank used for storing soft water in fuel and gas boilers? Thank you all, experts; I’m just starting to work with boilers

Reply #22016-03-21

It is determined by the consumption over 30-60 minutes. Those with less than 700 KW or 1 T/h are considered as 1 cubic meter.

Reply #32016-04-03

#Reply quickly here: #ckkong (ID 1002496), hello. What type of boiler do you have?

Reply #42016-04-07

Fuel and gas steam boilers from 1 to 10 tons

Reply #52016-05-28

For a 1-ton steam boiler, a 1-cubic-meter water tank is suitable; for a 2-ton boiler, a 2-cubic-meter tank is used, and so on.

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