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Looking for high-efficiency industrial heating? Our China factory provides premium coal fired hot water boilers with 0.7-140 MW power and 0.7-2.5 MPa pressure. As leading suppliers, we offer advanced boilers using lignite, anthracite, and bituminous coal to ensure maximum thermal efficiency for your facility.
About this product
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Our Horizontal Coal-Fired Hot Water Boilers are engineered for high-performance industrial heating, utilizing an advanced three-way water-fired tube structure. The longitudinal arrangement of the single boiler, combined with dense water-cooled wall tubes on both sides of the furnace chamber, ensures a compact yet powerful design that maximizes heat absorption and structural integrity.
Designed for maximum economic efficiency, these boilers feature an expanded heating area and an optimized flue gas flow path. This strategic engineering significantly reduces exhaust temperatures and boosts overall thermal efficiency, resulting in lower operational costs and a sustainable energy solution for diverse industrial applications.
Detailed Parameters
| Model Series | DZL Series (0.7MW - 63MW) | Thermal Efficiency | Up to 88.9% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working Pressure | 0.7 MPa - 1.25 MPa | Output Temperature | 95℃ - 130℃ |
| Feeding Water Temp | Standard 70℃ | Exhaust Temperature | 134.1℃ - 168.6℃ |
| Structure Type | Three-way Water-fired Tube | Boiler Arrangement | Longitudinal Single Boiler |
| Wall Tube Design | Dense Water-cooled Light Tubes | Application | Industrial Hot Water Heating |
Key Advantages
Robust Construction
Utilizes a specialized three-way water-fired tube structure for enhanced durability and safety under high pressure.
Thermal Efficiency
High efficiency ratings up to 88.9% ensure maximum heat recovery and minimal energy waste.
Optimized Heat Transfer
Dense water-cooled wall tubes provide a larger heating area for superior heat exchange performance.
Compact Design
The longitudinal arrangement allows for a reasonable and space-saving installation in industrial plants.
Lower Exhaust Temp
Long flue gas flow paths reduce exhaust temperatures, significantly cutting down operational costs.
Economic Operation
Engineered for low maintenance and high fuel efficiency, providing a rapid return on investment.
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Management Platforms
Capacity Planning
Flexible scaling from 0.7MW to 63MW to match your specific facility demand.
Combustion Control
Precision air-fuel ratio management to maintain peak thermal efficiency.
Safety Monitoring
Integrated pressure and temperature sensors for real-time operational security.
Emission Tracking
Optimized flue gas flow to ensure compliance with environmental standards.
Maintenance Sync
Designed for easy access to water-cooled wall tubes for rapid cleaning.
Energy Auditing
Detailed performance tracking to optimize fuel consumption over time.
Investment Return Comparison
| Feature Metric | Standard Boiler | Our High-Efficiency Boiler |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal Efficiency | 75% - 82% | 85.8% - 88.9% |
| Fuel Consumption | High | Optimized Low |
| Exhaust Temperature | High Heat Loss | Low (134.1℃ - 168.6℃) |
| Operational Cost | Standard | Significantly Reduced |
| ROI Period | Moderate | Accelerated |
Frequently Asked Questions
It provides a more compact design and significantly increases the heat exchange surface area, which directly improves the boiler's overall thermal efficiency.
By utilizing a longer flue gas flow and dense water-cooled wall tubes, the boiler lowers the exhaust gas temperature, ensuring more heat is captured rather than wasted.
The series offers a wide range of capacities, reaching up to 63 MW for large-scale industrial heating requirements.
Depending on the model, the thermal efficiency ranges from 85.8% for the 0.7MW model up to 88.9% for the 63MW model.
Yes, the models are designed to operate safely at rated working pressures ranging from 0.7 MPa up to 1.25 MPa.
They protect the furnace structure from extreme heat while simultaneously transferring that heat to the water, increasing the boiler's efficiency.



