Marine Main Boiler

Introduction of Marine Main Boiler

Definition: The main boiler (also called propulsion boiler) is a boiler that supplies gas to the main engine and auxiliary machinery and equipment of the steam power plant, as well as miscellaneous steam for daily use.

Features: Based on long-term experience and research results, a structure that fully burns fuel such as heavy oil or gas is adopted. In addition, the entire combustion chamber adopts a water-cooled wall structure, and the welded wall structure prevents leakage of hot air to the outside, and the structure of the enclosure plate is also simple, which is convenient for maintenance.

Marine main boilers are extremely reliable and safe, and as environmentally friendly propulsion engines, they provide customers with excellent performance.