faq

A thermal oil boiler heater uses heat transfer oil to provide high-temperature heat at low pressure, while a steam boiler generates steam for heating or power applications under higher pressure.

Hot water boilers are typically used for space heating, district heating, and industrial processes requiring stable, lower-temperature heat, whereas steam boilers are better for high-temperature process needs.

Waste heat recovery boilers are widely used in industries such as cement, steel, chemical processing, power generation, and petrochemicals to utilize exhaust heat and improve overall energy efficiency.

Molten salt boilers offer excellent heat storage capacity, high operating temperatures, and stable thermal performance, making them ideal for solar thermal power plants and high-temperature industrial processes.

Yes, steam boilers can be integrated with waste heat recovery boilers to form a combined system that maximizes energy utilization and reduces fuel consumption.

The selection depends on factors such as required temperature, pressure, heat medium, energy source, application industry, and efficiency goals. Consulting with a boiler manufacturer or technical expert is recommended.