Hot water boilers Kommunalnik KV, GZK, etc.

A hot water boiler is a device having a furnace heated by the products of the fuel burned in it, and designed to heat water under pressure above atmospheric pressure and used as a coolant outside the device itself.

The heat generated by hot water boilers is used for the needs of heating, ventilation and hot water supply, and can also be used for various technological needs.

The maximum water temperature at the outlet of the boilers, depending on their heating capacity, can be 95, 115, 150 and 200 ° C.

All hot water boilers can be divided into gas-tube and water-tube boilers. According to the material from which hot water boilers are made, they can be divided into steel and cast iron. Cast iron boilers are characterized by greater corrosion resistance.

By the nature of the water circulation (regardless of the design), all hot water boilers are direct-flow.

A hot-water boiler consists of a furnace device and heat-receiving surfaces, which for water-tube boilers are divided into furnace screens made of separate panels, which are a series of parallel pipes connected by inlet and outlet collectors, and convective heating surfaces, in most cases recruited from coils.

Models: KV-P-1,2, KV-P-1,0, KV-P-0,8-95, KV-P-0,45-95, KV-P-0,3-95, KS-Tp-90, kW-P-1,0-95, kW-P-0,45-95, kW-R-0,3-95, KV-GM-3,15-95, KBN-G-2,5-95, KV-1,0G, kVA-0,8 LVM, KV-GM-0,4-95, GZK-30.