Our Different Type of Boilers :

• O-Type Water Tube Boilers

• D-Type Water Tube Boilers

• A-Type Water Tube Boilers

• Aqua Tube Boilers:

O-Type Water Tube Boilers

An O-type water tube boiler represents an alternate way of designing water tube boilers. It is symmetrical, well balanced and very compact compared to D-type boilers and A-type boilers.
Capacities for O-type package units can go as high as 250,000 lbs/hr (115 tons/hr) with pressures up to 1500 psig (103 bar) and temperatures up to 1050 ^oF (565 C). It is appropriate where space is limited. It can be field erected if required by site conditions or for size larger than 250,000 lbs/hr (115 tons/hr). It can fire any fuel but may be less appropriate to fire no.6 oil than an A-type or D-type boiler.

Solid fuels like wood wastes cannot be fired in the O-type furnace and if used have to be burned in separate combustion chamber. The boiler then is used as a waste heat recovery boiler.
Super heaters are radiant and convective type and produce quite stable superheated steam temperatures over all firing range .That design can be built with membrane water walls or with tangent tubes. Furnace sizes are smaller than a D-type or an A-type and will result in higher heat release rates influencing NOx levels. They are also used as heat recovery steam generators. O-types are popular as portable boilers and boilers for rents. They are often use for cogeneration, petrochemical industries, industrial processes etc.
It is a well balanced boiler design. O-type boilers are easier to ship by road or by train than D-type boilers because of the fact that their shape will ease the passage through tunnels or bridges and that their center of gravity is on the center of the unit.