Introduction of gas boiler

Gas boilers include gas boiling water boilers, gas hot water boilers and gas steam boilers. Among them, gas-fired hot water boilers are also called gas-fired heating boilers and gas-fired bath boilers. As the name implies, a gas-fired boiler refers to a boiler that uses gas as fuel. Compared with oil-fired boilers and electric boilers, gas-fired boilers are the most economical, so most people choose gas-fired boilers as boiler equipment for steam, heating and bathing. Gas-fired boilers include KS-Q gas-fired boiling water boilers, CLHS(CWNS) gas-fired hot water boilers and LHS(WNS) gas-fired steam boilers, among which gas-fired hot water boilers include gas-fired heating boilers and gas-fired bath boilers. With the realization of the national "West-to-East Gas Transmission Project", gas-fired boilers have gradually become people's first choice. The boiler defined in the Regulations on Safety Supervision of Special Equipment refers to the equipment that uses various fuels, electricity or other energy sources to heat the contained liquid to a certain parameter and output heat energy to the outside. Its scope is defined as a pressure steam boiler with a volume greater than or equal to 30L; Pressurized hot water boiler with outlet water pressure greater than or equal to 0. 1 MPa (gauge pressure) and rated power greater than or equal to 0. 1 MW; Organic heat carrier boiler. [ 1]