On today's episode of The Boiling Point, Gerald and Ritchie address a topic that WARE gets a lot of questions about-the difference between waterback and dryback boilers.
Chapters:
Dryback 1:41
2-Pass Waterback 8:49
3-Pass Waterback 9:58
A dryback boiler design means that the rear wall is lined with refractory. As an example, Gerald shows us a dryback boiler by Victory Energy that is engineered to optimize water circulation, promote heat transfer, and engineered for long-term performance and reduced maintenance. Using a dryback boiler, you can use up to 10% less fuel.
Waterback boiler designs have a water gap between the furnace and back wall, and all of the heat is generated directly into water. Waterback designs are just as durable as dryback designs, but must have a heat balance in the system.
Be sure to watch the entire video for a very important announcement from WARE.
Key Terms:
Watertube boilers
Firetube boilers
Wetback boiler
Dryback boiler
Victory Energy
Dryback Firetube
Thermal efficiency
Combustion efficiency
Fuel to steam efficiency
Centerfire
2-pass wetback design
3-pass wetback design
Stock boiler
Low Nox
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15 май 2016
