What CFB boiler types does ZOZEN Boiler offer?

A CFB boiler is a boiler where fuel undergoes fluidized bed combustion. Its structure mainly consists of two parts: the combustion chamber and the cyclone return system.

What are the key advantages of ZOZEN CFB boilers?
A: Key advantages include:

Wide Fuel Flexibility: Excellently suited for biomass, low-grade coal, coal gangue, sludge, and various other solid fuels.

High Efficiency & Low Pollution: CFB combustion is a mature, clean coal technology featuring:

Low-Temperature Combustion: Minimizes NOx formation, with emissions typically below 100 mg/Nm³ (equivalent to ~100 ppm).

In-Furnace Desulfurization: Direct sulfur capture during combustion achieves high efficiency using simple, economical limestone injection. Initial investment and operating costs are significantly lower than pulverized coal boilers with flue gas desulfurization (PC+FGD).

Low Emissions: Ensures low sulfur dioxide (SO₂) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) output, meeting stringent environmental standards.

Customization: ZOZEN can tailor auxiliary systems (fuel feeding, ash removal, flue gas treatment) to your specific needs, saving you time and money.

 ZOZEN specializes in tailoring the entire boiler system, including the fuel feeding system, slag removal system, and flue gas treatment system, to optimize performance and cost-effectiveness for your specific application.