40,000 PPH Cleaver Brooks 350 PSI Design

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Key Features

Trailer Mounted for Easy Transportation
Low NOx Natcom Burner
Upgraded Allen Bradley PLC Controls

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40,000 PPH Cleaver Brooks 350 PSI Design

Details / Specifications

description

40,000 lb/hr O-Type Watertube Boiler 350 PSI Design

manufacturer

Cleaver Brooks / Nebraska Boiler

model

NOS-1A-53

year built

2008 and Newer

burner manufacturer

NATCOM or COEN/TODD

Steam Capacity (PPH)

40000

code design

All boilers built in accordance ASME Section I code and are National Board registered and stamped. Fitted with a Low NOx burner with a NFPA 85 approved fuel trains and constructed with NEMA 4 components for weather-tight outdoor installation.

transformer

1/60/110V control circuit transformer, and is IRI, FM and NFPA approved

control system

Allen Bradley PLC Burner Management System

Design Pressure (PSIG)

350

dimensions

52'-4" L x 8'-6" W x 13'-9" H

drum type

O Type Boiler

fan type

Forced draft fan with 50 or 75 HP TEFC motor 3/60/480V, 1800RPM; Windbox Mounted

flame monitoring system

Fireye microprocessor flame monitor system

freight method

Trailer

fuel

Natural Gas / Oil

NOx With FGR

30 PPM

operating pressures

125 -335 PSIG

starting system

TEFC motor with starter

steam type

Saturated

steam temp

Up to 430° F At Saturation

weight

73,000 lbs

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0

More Info

Built in accordance with ASME Code and bearing National Board stampings. Includes burner with NEMA IV construction for weather-tight outdoor installation. It includes a free standing forced draft fan with 50 or 75 HP TEFC motor 3/60/480V, 1800RPM. Also included: Allen Bradley PLC burner management system, 1/60/110V., F.M and U.L. approved, and CSA listed, annunciator, fuel train and Allen Bradley microprocessor combustion control system, and fan inlet damper for fuel/air control and Fisher control valve for feedwater control.