Hot oil boilers are known in the industry as one of the heating systems that use oil as a heat transfer fluid. The main identifiers of this system are a boiler and spiral pipes containing oil. Boilers bring the oil to the desired pressure and temperature by means of existing burners. In this way, we can reach the desired temperature without increasing the pressure. This device can be used in any industry where it is necessary to increase the temperature more than the water boiler. Also, one of the most important features that boilers have is that they can be used to transfer heat and heat up to a maximum temperature of 350 degrees Celsius at low pressure.
Hot Oil Boiler Components
The main components of a hot oil boiler basically include a boiler, spiral pipes, oil and spiral coil; The procedure of using these components with each other is that the oil flows in the spiral coil using a pump. Then the oil inside the pipes is heated with the help of burners. Of course, the hot boiler also consists of other components:
hot oil boiler varieties
In the industry, hot oil boilers are divided into two groups, horizontal and vertical. Each of these models should be chosen according to the conditions of the environment, capacity, space of the workshop. Horizontal boilers are usually used in workshops with low capacity and limited space; But vertical boilers are used in large industries such as petrochemicals, power plants, etc. Also, boilers can be classified based on the type of burner fuel, in which case they are divided into diesel, gas, and multi-fuel groups.