High Pressure Oil Fired Steam Generator 0.7Mpa Durable And Safety

LSS0.2-0.7-Y/Q Gas or Oil Fired High Pressure 0.7Mpa Steam Generator

Characteristics:

1. Easy maintenance: daily maintenance, only need to drain once or twice a day when off work.

2. Low noise: quiet operation, effectively improving the working environment.

3. Convenient operation

4. Environmental protection: The emission of carbon monoxide is zero

5. Durable: all stainless steel material, overall reduction of material oxidation, long service life.

6. Small size: light and handy, easy to install, and does not occupy working space.

7. Safety: There are 6 major functions such as water cut, overheating, overtemperature, overpressure, Safety measures, all-round protection.

8. Wide applicability: suitable for catering industry, hospital disinfection, sauna, school canteen, greenhouse equipment, hair salons, dishwashers, food processing factories etc.

Product Description

Both oil-fired and gas-fired steam generators are commonly used for industrial applications that require high-pressure steam. The choice between the two depends on various factors such as availability, cost, efficiency, and environmental considerations. Here's a brief comparison of oil-fired and gas-fired steam generators:

Oil-Fired Steam Generator:

Fuel: Oil-fired steam generators use liquid fuels such as diesel, heavy oil, or residual oil.

Efficiency: Oil-fired steam generators generally have lower efficiency compared to gas-fired units.

Availability: Oil is widely available in many regions, making it a suitable option where natural gas infrastructure is limited.

Cost: Oil prices can be volatile, and the cost of oil-fired steam generation depends on oil prices and supply-demand dynamics.

Fuel: Gas-fired steam generators use natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as fuel.

Efficiency: Gas-fired steam generators are generally more efficient than oil-fired units, resulting in lower fuel consumption and operating costs.

Availability: Natural gas infrastructure is widely available in many regions, making gas-fired systems convenient and reliable.

Cost: Natural gas prices are often more stable compared to oil prices, resulting in more predictable operating costs.

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