In theory, when two 3-ton natural gas boilers and a 6-ton natural gas boiler are operating at full capacity, the output of steam or hot water is the same, but if two 3-ton natural gas boilers are purchased, the user can Choose to start one of them, or start both, so that not only can meet the actual production needs of users, but also can effectively save energy, and achieve double benefits. So when two 3-ton natural gas boilers are started at the same time, how much natural gas will be used per hour? Zhengzhou Fangkuai Boiler Factory will answer for you.
Generally speaking, to measure the gas consumption of natural gas boilers, it is necessary to combine different furnace types, thermal efficiency and other factors. The approximate gas consumption of producing 1 ton of steam is 70 to 90 square meters per hour, and the gas consumption of producing 3 tons of steam or hot water. It is multiplied by 3 on the basis of 1 ton, which is about 210-270 square meters per hour. If two 3-ton natural gas boilers are started at the same time, it will need to use 420-540 standard square meters of natural gas per hour.
Many users don't know much about the "rated power" of the boiler. The rated power of the boiler is the heat generated by the boiler per hour.
The power of the hot water boiler is expressed in MW (1MW=1000kW) or ten thousand kcal/h (ten thousand kcal/h).
The power of the steam boiler is also known as the evaporation capacity, which is the amount of water turned into steam per hour: ton/hour (T/h) or kilogram/hour (kg/h). Of course, it can also be expressed in MW or kW.
In my country, the corresponding relationship between evaporation and power is: 1T/h=1000kg/h=0.7MW=720kW=600,000 kcal/h=600Mcal/h.
