Industrial boiler Supplier | industrial steam boiler Manufacturer

PRODUCT SALES

In recent years, it has led the national market with an average annual sales volume of 1560 units
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HIGH-QUALITY

We select high-quality materials, products through multiple processes, repeated testing
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PROFESSIONAL TEAM

More than 500 Yineng employees are dedicated to the development and manufacturing of boiler technology to reduce energy consumption in use
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Hebei Yineng Boiler Co., Ltd. is located in Wuqiao, Hebei Province, a famous acrobatic town in the world. It has a branch company Shandong Yieneng Boiler Co., Ltd. in Dezhou, Shandong. The company covers an area of more than 300 acres and a production workshop of 80,000 square meters. Fixed assets of 150 million yuan. More than 300 employees, more than 120 various types of engineering and technical personnel.

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How does a steam boiler work?
Apr . 30, 2024

Heating and providing hot water in large industrial buildings can be very challenging. Standard boilers may not be up to the challenge, especially if there are lots of radiators and facilities. A great option here is to use a steam boiler. However, using them can cause noise that could become an issue. The solution is to choose a reliable steam boiler silencer.
What is Steam?
Apr . 30, 2024

We are all aware of the 3 basic forms of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. In the most basic sense, steam is the gaseous form of water. Typically we associate the words “boil” and “freeze” with water as we make ice to keep our drinks cold and boil water for tea or other making pasta. However, every substance has a boiling point and freezing point. Steam is the form of water that exists beyond the boiling point.Speaking of boiling point, if we were to ask what the boiling point of water is, most people would respond that it is 212° F (or 100° C), which is correct, but only at atmospheric pressure. If we held water at a lower pressure, the boiling point would be lower, and likewise if we held water at a higher pressure, the boiler point would be higher. So when we are discussing boiling points and temperatures, it is important that we know at what pressure (and what elevation above sea level) we are operating.