INTECH Boiler : Internal Furnace Top Feed Husk Fired Boiler
Thermal Capacity : 500kg/hr-6000 kg/hr
Working Pressure : 10.54 - 32 Kg/Cm2
Available Fuel Options : Rice Husk, Wood, Coal, Briquettes, Biomass etc.
Application : Industrial use
Product Introduction
INTECH Boiler : Internal Furnace Top Feed Husk Fired Boiler
The Internal Furnace Top Feed Husk Fired Boiler is said to be because of its unique automatic fuel feeding from the top of the Internal Furnace boiler. Until now, automatic feeding was only possible in the case of an external furnace where the furnace was not a part of the boiler.
The Rice husk is fed into a hopper placed above the ducting, connecting the boiler at one end and the Forced Draft Fan at the other. High-pressure air is sent from the fan via ducting. A damper is provided to manually regulate the flow. Just below a hopper, a low-pressure zone is created by high-velocity air which is responsible for pulling the rice husk into the ducting.
The rice husk is then lifted to the top of the shell by high-pressure air and fed into a furnace via a small channel. This is how rice husk is fed into a boiler furnace mechanically. Fuel feeding is controlled by the airflow via a forced draught fan, and the fuel is controlled by the steam capacity required.
Salient Features
Feeding is done automatically
Skid mounted- No special foundation required
Internal Furnace- lesser heat losses
Enclosed furnace- No radiation losses
Compact design - Space and Cost saving
Rugged design and superior construction
Operating Range
Capacities from 100 Kg/hr to 6 Ton Per Hour
Can attain temperatures up-to 300 deg C
Fuel firing: Rice Husk, Wood, Coal, Briquettes, Biomass, Solid fuel etc.
High combustion efficiency up-to 98%
Technical Advantages of Internal Furnace Top Feed Husk Fired Boiler-
There are no radiation losses because the furnace is enclosed in the front and back.
Fuel is fed into a furnace in an even distribution, resulting in an efficient combustion of the rice husk.
A damper is provided to manually regulate the flow. Just below a hopper, a low-pressure zone is created by high-velocity air which is responsible for pulling the rice husk into the ducting.
The large convective heating surface area in the 2nd and 3rd pass tubes ensures maximum heat transfer.
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