Guide: With the strengthening of environmental policies, traditional coal-fired boilers have been eliminated and banned across the country. Many enterprise users have replaced or reformed coal-fired boilers, and have reached environmental standards. Faced with this situation, many people will have questions, what is an environmentally friendly boiler? What product does it specifically refer to.

In fact, the environmentally friendly boiler is not just a specific product, it is a relatively general concept, that is to say, those that can meet the environmental protection requirements are all environmentally friendly boilers, and the standard that meets the environmental protection requirements is the nitrogen oxide content in the boiler exhaust emissions To meet the established data standards, for the present, those with a nitrogen oxide content of less than 30 mg per cubic meter belong to low-nitrogen environmentally friendly boilers, and those with less than 150 mg per cubic meter belong to standard environmentally friendly boilers.

Commonly used environmentally friendly boiler products include electric boilers, gas boilers, fuel oil boilers and biomass boilers. Since the fuel burned by electric boilers is electricity, it will not emit exhaust gas from the boiler. It has zero pollution and is currently the most clean and environmentally friendly boiler product.

Gas-fired boilers and oil-fired boilers are the current mainstream products of boilers, occupying an important position in the market. Their fuel is clean energy. The nitrogen oxide content in the exhaust emissions of the boiler after combustion meets environmental policy standards and is also an environmentally friendly boiler product.

​​​​​​​The product of biomass boiler is somewhat controversial, because the burning fuel is biomass particles, and the biomass particles are mainly processed from straw, peanut shells, wood chips, etc. The use of this product will be restricted in some places, and some places are not allowed to use .

With the strengthening of environmental policies, traditional coal-fired boilers have been eliminated and banned across the country. Many enterprise users have replaced or reformed coal-fired boilers, and have reached environmental standards. Faced with this situation, many people will have questions, what is an environmentally friendly boiler? What product does it specifically refer to.

In fact, the environmentally friendly boiler is not just a specific product, it is a relatively general concept, that is to say, those that can meet the environmental protection requirements are all environmentally friendly boilers, and the standard that meets the environmental protection requirements is the nitrogen oxide content in the boiler exhaust emissions To meet the established data standards, for the present, those with a nitrogen oxide content of less than 30 mg per cubic meter belong to low-nitrogen environmentally friendly boilers, and those with less than 150 mg per cubic meter belong to standard environmentally friendly boilers.

Commonly used environmentally friendly boiler products include electric boilers, gas boilers, fuel oil boilers and biomass boilers. Since the fuel burned by electric boilers is electricity, it will not emit exhaust gas from the boiler. It has zero pollution and is currently the most clean and environmentally friendly boiler product.

Gas-fired boilers and oil-fired boilers are the current mainstream products of boilers, occupying an important position in the market. Their fuel is clean energy. The nitrogen oxide content in the exhaust emissions of the boiler after combustion meets environmental policy standards and is also an environmentally friendly boiler product.

The product of biomass boiler is somewhat controversial, because the burning fuel is biomass particles, and the biomass particles are mainly processed from straw, peanut shells, wood chips, etc. The use of this product will be restricted in some places, and some places are not allowed to use .