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munna1501
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Air Temp in Boiler Room

11/01/2012 7:24 AM

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Is there any efficiency improvement in Boiler if room temperature is kept high than ambient. How the density of air will have effect on Boiler operation?
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Re: Air Temp in Boiler Room

11/02/2012 4:39 AM

High boiler room temperatures indicate inadequate thermal insulation, i.e. a serious inefficiency.

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Re: Air Temp in Boiler Room

11/02/2012 1:07 PM

Dear Mr. munna1501,

Lower density of air will have impact on Combustion.

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Re: Air Temp in Boiler Room

11/03/2012 1:56 AM

Dear Sir

Thanks for reply , will this be excess air going into boiler or incomplete combustion
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