Superheated steam generator

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Design The fast steam generator has a structure consisting of a bundle of heater pipes called serpentine, twisted and intertwined in a spiral shape. While the feed water is fed from one end of the coil, it turns into steam with the heat generated by the combustion of the fuel used in the burner and comes out from the other end of the coil. As in steam boilers, the water is not contained within the body, but passes through the serpentine pipes. Therefore, since the amount of water passing through the pipes is much less compared to the body volume of the steam boilers, steam can be obtained within a few minutes from the moment the generator is first started. Since the body does not have water volume, there is no risk of explosion of fast steam generators. While it is used in industrial processes where steam is needed, it can also be used easily in places such as hospitals, hotels and social facilities. Compared to steam boilers, it provides approximately 8% fuel savings. Suitable for use with liquid, gas or dual fuel combination burners. In places where the installation area (boiler room) is limited, it can be designed and manufactured according to the available space, mounted on a compact skid (chassis) that takes up less space, or vertically. In addition to providing an easier and more efficient operation with PLC and touch screen, where all parameters and malfunctions of the system can be monitored as an option, we also offer the opportunity to control the generator from our customer's main control unit with a SCADA solution, if requested.