What is a hot oil boiler?
Hot oil boiler is a type of heating system in which oil is used as a heat transfer fluid. This system consists of a boiler and spiral tubes containing oil. The heat generated through combustion is absorbed by these pipes and causes the oil temperature to rise. In this way, high temperature can be reached without the need to increase the pressure and create a system under pressure. But in other heating systems such as steam and hot water boilers, to achieve high temperatures, it is necessary to design a pressurized system. The hot oil boiler is very safe and has economical and affordable maintenance costs and is widely used in heat transfer today.
In the heating industry, a boiler is usually referred to as a closed tank under pressure. which is used to bring the temperature of a fluid to its boiling point or to heat it. In Iran, instead of boiler, the words pot and furnace are also used. According to the type of heating and heated fluid, the boiler has the following types: Steam boiler: Steam boiler is a tank under internal pressure that is in contact with It turns water into steam with fire.
Hot water boiler: Hot water boiler transfers the heat received from the burner to the water and causes it to heat up, which is one of the most important applications of building heating facilities.
Hot oil boilers (Oil boilers or Hot Oil Boiler): In heat transfer systems with hot oil fluid, hot oil boilers are used to generate heat. Hot oil boiler is also called hot oil boiler in Iran.
What is the use of hot oil boiler and for what purpose is it used?
