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Combitherm- Combi Boilers may be a distinctive design membrane water wall kind boiler combining the benefits of water tube & smoke tube design. A radiation zone of the chamber is roofed on 3 sides by water tubes forming the primary pass and therefore the standard smoke tube shell has tubes lined up forming the second and third pass of flue gases. so the water wall chamber recovers the radiation heat of the chamber and therefore the smoke tube shell provides giant water & steam holding capacities to convey the most advantage.
This design will burn a spread of fuels like Coal, Lignite, Rice Husk, Wood, Bagasse, Groundnut shells, alternative and several other other fuels so providing you with lowest energy prices relying upon the fuel availableness in your space.

Advantages


  1. The flexibility of fuels with an alternative of agro waste fuels
  2. Combines to the advantage of water tube and smoke tube styles
  3. High thermal potency and low in operation prices
  4. Dependable quality of elements like valves, pumps, safeties & instruments
  5. Can be born-again to liquid / gasified fuels further
  6. Heat recovery unit could also be offered for enhanced potency
  7. Easy access for cleansing and review

Capacity 
              Combitherm is obtainable in capacities from 1 TPH to 15 TPH.

Smoke Cum Water Tube Boilers 


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  1. Idrees10 April 2017 at 15:14

    Nice information thanks for sharing it..!it will be helpful for people searching this kind of information..


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