High Pressure Boiler

Description:
The boiler is composed of a boiler and a furnace. The upper water-holding part is the boiler, and the lower heating part is the furnace. The integrated design of the boiler and the furnace is called the boiler. The boiler defined in the "Regulations on Safety Supervision of Special Equipment" refers to equipment that uses various fuels, electricity or other energy sources to heat the contained liquid to certain parameters and output thermal energy to the outside.
A high-pressure boiler is a boiler whose steam gauge pressure is higher than 5.88MPa but lower than 9.81MPa. The temperature of the superheated steam is roughly 510～540℃, and the evaporation capacity is generally 200～400t/h. Most of them are made of single-tube water tube boilers.

Features:

The water tube type, top burner design minimizes the load, starting from a cold start, it produces more than 99% saturated dry steam in 5 minutes or less. Faster start-up means less fuel usage, more savings, and more responsible use of precious natural resources.

Ultra-compact design, saving space and cost
The LSS boiler occupies 33% less area than the LWS boiler, and does not require drawing space. Compact design means less radiation loss and greater fuel savings

Full steam output in five minutes
Floating header means quick start. The T·SUN LSS boiler produces rapid steam 5 minutes or less after a cold start. The LWS boiler requires 1 to 1.5 hours of start-up time. T·SUN's unique design greatly saves time and fuel.
Dry steam
handling and producing more than 99% saturated dry steam through a three-stage process:
Initial separation in the tube
The second separation is in the upper header and baffle
Finally, it is separated in a cyclone separator.

Technical Parameters