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Steam boilers
Three-pass steam boilers
Water tube steam boilers
Rapid steam generators
Electric steam generators
Marine steam boilers
Natural circulation high pressure steam boilers
High pressure steam generators
Waste heat boilers

Heating systems with steam PTS
The advantages at a glance:High efficiency - The plants operate in saturated steam mode at 16 bar operating overpressure - Treated feed water prevents corrosionlt;br>- High temperature control accuracy

• Monitoring-free operation approved
• Unimpressed by vibrations due to the stable and robust design.

Steam combi boiler PTS K
The steam combi boiler consists of a waste heat boiler and a direct-fired steam boiler with common water space.lt;br>
Exhaust gas boiler PTS A
The vertical exhaust gas boiler consists of interconnected pipe sections. Already during the construction we pay attention to a low pollution tendency. The proven design is insensitive to exhaust gas pulsation.

• Chemical industry
• Wood industry
• Food and beverage industry
• Textile industry
• Plastics industry
• Building materials industry
• Shipbuilding
• Paper and cardboard industry
• Machine industry
• Metalworking industry
• Laundries
• Bitumen and tar processing industry
• Municipal and industrial waste disposal companies

- Chemical industry
- Wood industry
- Food and beverage industry
- Textile industry
- Plastics industry
- Building materials industry
- Shipbuilding
- Paper and cardboard industry
- Machine industry
- Metalworking industry
- Laundries
- Bitumen and tar processing industry
- Municipal and industrial waste disposal companies

A steam boiler is a crucial component in many industries, especially those reliant on generating power or requiring heat for various processes. Essentially, it's a closed vessel designed to convert water into steam through the application of heat.
The boiler itself is a sealed container where water is heated to produce steam. It's typically made of steel or alloy steel to withstand high pressure and temperature. Boilers use various heat sources, such as fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas), biomass, or electricity, to generate steam. The heat source heats the water inside the boiler.
Steam boilers play a crucial role in industries such as power generation, manufacturing, food processing, and chemical processing, among others, where steam is a vital utility for various operations. They come in different types and sizes, tailored to specific requirements and applications. Proper maintenance and operation of steam boilers are essential to ensure safety, efficiency, and longevity.

The technical data of a steam boiler can vary depending on its design, intended use, capacity, and manufacturer specifications. However, here are some common technical specifications that might be associated with a steam boiler:
Capacity: The amount of steam the boiler can produce, typically measured in pounds per hour (lb/hr) or kilograms per hour (kg/hr).
Pressure: The pressure at which steam is generated within the boiler, usually measured in pounds per square inch (psi), bars, or atmospheres.
Temperature: The temperature of the steam generated by the boiler, typically measured in degrees Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
Fuel Type: The type of fuel used to generate heat in the boiler, such as natural gas, diesel, coal, biomass, or electricity.
Efficiency: The efficiency of the boiler, which indicates how effectively it converts the energy in the fuel into steam. It's often expressed as a percentage.
Dimensions: The physical dimensions of the boiler, including its length, width, and height, which can vary depending on its capacity and design.
Construction Material: The material used to construct the boiler, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, or cast iron.
Operating Pressure: The range of pressure within which the boiler is designed to operate safely.
Safety Features: Any safety features incorporated into the boiler design, such as pressure relief valves, water level indicators, and automatic shutdown systems.
Heat Output: The amount of heat energy produced by the boiler, usually measured in British thermal units (BTU) per hour or kilowatts (kW).
Emissions: The emissions produced by the boiler during operation, including pollutants like carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter.
Water Treatment Requirements: Any specific water quality requirements or treatment recommendations to ensure the proper operation and longevity of the boiler.

Steam boilers have a wide range of applications across various industries due to their ability to generate high-temperature steam efficiently. Here are some common applications: power plants, chemical manufacturing, food processing, textile production, pharmaceuticals, laundry and dry cleaning facilities, brewing and distillation, paper and pulp industry.