Fire tube boilers (also known as shell boilers) and water tube boilers are two main types of industrial boilers. Users select fire tube boilers and water tube boilers for specific applications. To purchase an appropriate boiler type is not an easy task because it is hard to say which type of boiler is better. Fire tube boilers and water tube boilers both have their own advantages and disadvantages. Having an in-depth understanding about the differences between the two types of boilers can help you make a right purchasing decision.
In a fire tube boiler, the threaded smoke tubes are surrounded by water. While passing through the threaded smoke tubes, the high temperature flue gas heats the water or vapour and ultimately produces steam or hot water.
Capacity: 1-20 t/h (0.7-14MW)
Pressure: 0.7-2 Mpa
The operation mode of a water tube boiler is exactly the opposite of that of a fire tube boiler. A water tube boiler is such a kind of boiler where the water is heated inside tubes and the hot gas surround them.
Capacity: 20-110 t/h (7-116 MW)
Pressure: 1.25-5.3 Mpa
Fire tube boilers and water tube boilers both have their own advantages and disadvantages. Enterprises can select the appropriate boiler type according to their actual requirements, such as the steam demand, boiler room area, boiler operation costs. As a leading industrial boiler manufacturer, ZOZEN has always devoted to providing customized boiler system for users. ZOZEN fire tube boilers and water tube boilers are widely used in all walks of life.
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