At present, there are many kinds of natural gas fired boilers on the market. Many users face so many types of natural gas fired boilers, they don't know much about some technical terms, and they don't know where to start.

Nominally, a fully premixed gas boiler incorporates a combustion technique called “full premixing”. Before the fuel enters the combustion chamber, it is pre-mixed with the gas (ie, air) according to the adjustment mechanism. To achieve the best combustion, the fuel utilization rate will also increase by about 10%; and it can effectively reduce the emission of harmful substances in the exhaust fumes.

Of course, for the user, fuel consumption is always one of the most concerned issues, which directly determines the input cost to the boiler. We learned from the technical engineers of FANGKUAI Boiler that the gas consumption of the fully premixed natural gas boiler and the conventional natural gas boiler are compared to help you better understand the gas boiler.

We calculate the heat required to heat 1 ton of water from 15 ° C to 50 ° C.

Requires heat: Q = 1000kg × (50 ° C - 15 ° C) × 1kcal / kg ° C = 35000kcal

Conventional gas boiler gas consumption

The current thermal efficiency of ordinary gas boilers is about 90%, and the heat of 1 cubic meter of natural gas is 8500kcal/m3.