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Hot water boiler 250 series
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Hot water boiler - 250 series - Hurst Boiler - gas / fire tube / horizontal
Hot water boiler - 250 series - Hurst Boiler - gas / fire tube / horizontal
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Characteristics

Product
hot water
Power source
gas
Firebox
fire tube
Configuration
horizontal
Other characteristics
two-pass
Power

Max.: 33,475,000 BTU/h

Min.: 670,000 BTU/h

Pressure

450 psi

Description

Two-pass semi wet-back scotch marine boiler. Two pass design eliminates refractory baffles between flue gas passes. Efficiencies are equal to 3 and 4 pass boilers in many cases. Available in Steam or Hot Water Versions/15 - 800 HP, Pressures to 300 psig Standard Features Boiler is of the two-pass, scotch type, built and stamped in accordance with the requirements of the ASME Code, and listed by the National Board of Boilers and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. Large combustion chamber with low heat release for complete combustion. Smoke box is front-mounted with slip-on stack connector. Access to fireside is accomplished with davited rear door and with split front doors. Flame observation ports are on front and rear. Openings for cleanout inspection of waterside are provided with 3" x 4" hand holes, and with 12" x 16" manholes (80 HP up). Insulated with 2" high-density mineral wool, lagged with 22 gauge grip jacketing, baked on epoxy enamel to resist chipping and fading. Fire tubes are rolled and beaded on power boilers, expanded and flared on low pressure boilers (2" dia. through 30 HP, 2 1/2" dia. 40 HP and up). Supports include lifting lugs securely welded to the top of shell; structural steel support legs on skids support the boiler so that special foundations are not required.

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