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Steam
for process heating (industrial) can be produced in
either a classic fire-tube
steam boilers or a compact steam generator boiler - both with
either gas or oil-fired burner.
If you are not
sure how to choose - then
it might be a good ideas to read more using the link at bottom
of this page, about how to
select between these two types of steam boilers of different principles, - to
ensure an optimal solution
for your particular task.
Steam generator boilers are designed with forced circulated feed
water that evaporate when passing through - inside the tube - in
a winded-up tube coil.
Fire-tube steam boilers are designed as a pool of water
gradually being evaporated by means of heat from the submerged
combustion chamber and flue gas filled bundle of tubes.
The link below explain what this mean for the steam boiler
features. |
Steam
can also be produced on electrical steam boilers. This
type has become an good environmental option in a time where wind power, water power and nuclear power
can deliver electrical energy without producing CO2.
These
boilers are
fast and economical to install, but still very often expensive in use and
therefore perfect for rather small steam capacities.
The most environmental solution
with the lowest operational costs, is however the
exhaust gas steam boiler offering steam production from
waste heat utilization.
A special design of steam boilers also offer
customized solution for
clean steam
used for instance in food industry and for other clean
applications. |
