3 Pass Wet Back Euro Series Fire Tube Boiler with counter flow design

Hurst Thermal Master - Heat Recovery Integral Eco.
Fire Tube Boiler with Integral heat recovery Economizer
PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
Applications Thermal Oil Heater
Capacity (BHP) 100  -  2000  BHP
Capacity - LBS/HR
BTUH Input Range
Design Pressure / MAWP (PSIG) Up to 300 PSIG
Fuel Options Natural Gas, Propane

Available as an option on all Scotch Marine and Euro Series Boilers.
Integrated inside of the pressure vessel, Hurst’s optional counter-flow device is factory-built into the company’s innovative Thermal Master Counter-Flow Boiler Series and can be added to any of Hurst’s packaged Scotch Marine and Euro Series boilers, depending on desired efficiency requirements.

Representing a new concept in the design of conventional fire tube steam boilers, Hurst’s new counter-flow device improves boiler efficiency without increasing the heat transfer surface area and flue gas pressure drop through the boiler. Hurst’s advanced technology and engineering works as an economizer and aids to absorb more heat from exhaust gases by utilizing feedwater potential in a unique water-to-flue gas counter-flow design.
Performing the same function as a traditional external economizer typically used with conventional steam generation systems, Hurst’s patented internal counter-flow device captures the lost or waste heat from the hot flue and stack gasses of the boiler. In accordance with patent approval, calculations were performed by computer model of Hurst’s counter-flow boiler under typical conditions. Relative to other boilers having traditional designs, tests determined that the device improves boiler efficiency by as much as 3%, depending on working conditions.

Unlike the bulky assembly of a typical external economizer that has separate housing and ductwork in addition to the boiler housing, Hurst’s streamlined, internal counter-flow device requires no external housing or support. As a result, boiler room costs can also be further reduced by savings associated with installation, maintenance and labor.

  • Provide heat recovery option in packaged boiler with integral economizer
  • Reduced operation cost and higher efficiency

This optional counter-flow device is a revolutionary advancement in the design of conventional fire tube steam boilers, and Hurst has received a patent confirming this design for improving boiler efficiency. The advanced design and engineering developed by Hurst aids in lowering stack temperatures by utilizing make-up feedwater and exhaust gases in a whole new way as a means to increase overall boiler efficiency. Our patented Thermal Master Counter Flow Boiler Series utilizes a unique water-to-flue gas counter-flow design. This optional counter-flow device is integrated inside of the pressure vessel, and factory built into our innovative new Counter Flow Boiler Series. It requires no external support, and therefore does not require installation and labor costs that typical external economizers require. Fuel-to-steam efficiencies can be increased by 3- 5%, depending on working conditions. This optional design feature can be added to any of our packaged Fire Tube Series and Heat Recovery Boiler Systems, depending upon your individual level of desired efficiency requirements.

In accordance with patent approval, calculations were performed by computer model of this boiler under typical conditions. It was determined that the design improves the efficiency of the boiler by as much as three to five percent, relative to other boilers having traditional designs. In other words, this new internal, integrated design performs the function of an economizer typically used with conventional steam generation systems, to capture the lost or waste heat from the hot flue and stack gasses of the boiler. In conventional boiler designs, the economizer is a device that has separate housing and ductworks, in addition to the boiler housing, providing a bulky assembly. In contrast, these new Hurst designs give the user an opportunity to save on economizer housings, ductwork and on overall boiler room expense.