With a 24 kW heating element driven by a 5 HP motor Boiler Type: Hot Oil. Power: 24 kW (32.2 HP).
Fulton Electric Thermal Fluid Heater, Heater number 33931, 480 volt, 228 Amps, 60 cycle, 4-pass heater, Shell is 3/8" diameter, Heads are 5/8" diameter, HS 189 Square Foot. Includes a CS expansion tank. Expansion tank designed to mounted separate from the heater skid. Approx. dry weight is 2200 lbs plus expansion tank. Power: 189 kW (253.4 HP). Pressure: 6.9 bar (100 psi). Temperature: 343.3 °C (650 °F). Controls: Yes.
Hobo Pump motor is a Reliance 20 HP 230/460 v, 3 ph, 60 Hz 3505 rpm Boiler Type: Hot Oil. Power: 23.4 kW (31.4 HP). Capacity (Design): 1.33 kg/h (2.9 lb/h). Capacity Working: 1.33 kg/h (2.9 lb/h). Fuel Type: Natural Gas. Pressure: 10.3 bar (150 psi). Temperature: 371.1 °C (700 °F). Controls: Yes. Burner Manufacturer: Fulton. Heat Output: 693 BTU/HR.
27 kw hot oil 480 V, 3 ph 60 Hz top mounted expansion tank 48" W x 32" D x 72" H Boiler Type: Hot Oil. Power: 27 kW (36.2 HP).
thermal fluid heater Natural gas/no. 2 fuel oil fired remote expansion tank Boiler Type: Hot Oil. Fuel Type: Natural Gas. Temperature: 315.6 °C (600 °F). Controls: Yes. Heat Output: 2 ML.
Tank was removed prior so there is no expansion tank Boiler Type: Firetube. Power: 72.3 kW (97 HP). Fuel Type: Natural Gas. Controls: Yes. Burner Manufacturer: First Thermal Systems. Heat Output: 3.24 mm/BTU.
Thermal fluid heater Burner motor 1.5 HP. EX proof controls Power: 7.5 kW (10 HP). Controls: Yes.
Electric hot Oil Heater CAT Number COSW-6508-200SCRCAXX, 480 Volt, 3 Phase, 60 Cycle, 120 volt 606 Cycle controls. Electric heating elements, and control panel (4) zone heat with on/off Switch for each zone. Power: 200 kW (268.2 HP). Controls: Yes.
480 V hot oil 3 ph 60 Hz top mounted expansion tank 48" W x 32" D x 72" H. Power: 27 kW (36.2 HP).
Hot Oil Heater, 2 zone, each zone is 24 KW 2 HP, 3/60/460V Power: 48 kW (64.4 HP).
Electric hot oil heater Heat output: 1,229,194 BTU/hr Complete system with (2) vertical 180 KW electric heaters, 3/60/480 volt, Serial Number J600-1 & 2 circulating pumps Boiler Type: Other. Power: 360 kW (482.8 HP). Pressure: 10.3 bar (150 psi). Temperature: 287.8 °C (550 °F). Controls: Yes.
Emerson Electric hot oil system with an 18 KW Immersion heater, Cat No. OTCS-550-180, P/N 141-123515-110, 3 Ph/60/480 volt, Skid mounted packaged system, enclosed in a sheet metal cabinet, with controls mounted on the cabinet. Power: 18 kW (24.1 HP). Controls: Yes.
Rated for 40 kW at 460 Volts, 3 phase, 60 Hz Part # 101-120863-018 60 GPM belt driven pump with 5 hp. motor 2" connections, NEMA enclosure with controls. Power: 40 kW (53.6 HP). Controls: Yes.
Hot Oil or Thermal Fluid Boilers often are used to heat equipment in process plant applications. High temperatures can be reached using thermal fluid boilers vs steam.
The hot oil or thermal fluid is heated by passing the thermal fluid around electric heating elements. On lager units, the thermal fluid is passed though tubes or coils that are heated on the outside by a flame created by burning fuel.
The different fuels that are burned include Oil (typically # 2 or # 6 grade), Natural Gas, and combinations of Oil and Gas.
The typical configurations of hot oil heater/hot oil boilers are horizontal, vertical, or packaged design.
IPP offer many different types of Steam Boilers including Fire Tube, Economizers, Hot Water Heaters, Waste Heat, and Water Tube Boilers.
Boilers are used to create steam or hot water for process plant applications. Certain plants use steam or hot water (vs. a thermal fluid) to heat their reactors and heat exchangers for cooking their products. Boilers are also crucial in Power Generation plants or Co-Generation Plants where you use steam turbines to generate electricity.
The steam or hot water is heated by passing water either through tubes (Water Tube) or around tubes that are heated by a flame (Fire Tube and Scotch Marine). The flame is created by burning some type of fuel. The different fuels that are burned include Coal, Pulverized Coal, Oil (typically # 2 or # 6 grade), Natural Gas, Waste Heat, or combinations of Oil and Gas.
There are also steam boilers that heat the water by using the waste heat generated from another process in the plant to heat the water to create steam. In the trash industry there are "Trash to Steam" boilers that burn trash to generate the steam.
The typical configurations of steam boilers are water tube and fire tube. This indicates whether the heat source surrounds the tubes and the water is in the tubes (water tube), or the heat source goes through the tubes and the water surrounds the tubes (fire tube). Many smaller boilers are the fire tube type, while many very large boilers are the water tube type.
IPP has a large inventory of Used, Unused, and Reconditioned oil heaters and boilers as well as boiler accessories. Manufacturers include: A O Smith, Adamson Global Technology, Babcock & Omnical, Babcock & Wilcox, Burnham, CEMLINE, Challenger, CLEAVER BROOKS, E. Keeler, Electro, ELECTRO STEAM, First Thermal, Foster Wheeler, Fulton, GEKA, H K D, HEATEFLEX, Holman, Hurst, Kam, KAM THERMAL, Keeler, Kewanee, Loveco, MIURA, Nebraska, Newpoint, Parker, Patterson Kelley, Pfaudler, RAYPACK, Sellers, SELLERS BOILER, Stokes, Superior, Sussan, Syltherm, Thies/Funke, Triple S, Triple S Dynamics, Vapor, Vapor Power International, Viessman, VIESSMAN ATOLA, VIESSMAN HORICELL .