Hurst Boiler S400-4W-0800-0100 Three Pass Wet Back Packaged Scotch Marine Boiler (Hot Water Version)
Technical Specification
- Make: Hurst Boiler
- Model code: S400-4W-0800-0100
- Series: Series 400
- Type: Fire tube
- Design pressure: 6.89 bar
Boiler is of the three-pass, wetback scotch type, built in accordance with the requirements of the ASME Code, and listed by the National Board of Boilers and Pressure Vessel Inspectors Operating & high limit temperature control Modulating temperature control Low water cut-off control with manual reset Stack Thermometer Hot water return baffle for shock resistance Combination pressure and temperature gauge Safety relief valve(s) per ASME code Uses the latest HVACR technologies and is ideal for all commercial and industrial applications
Read more| Make | Hurst Boiler |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Hurst Boiler & Welding |
| Category | Ships' equipment and fittings>Boilers |
| Model code | S400-4W-0800-0100 |
| Series | Series 400 |
| Type | Fire tube |
| Design pressure | 6.89 bar |
| Steam capacity | 27600 tons/hr |
| Power source | fuel oil |
| Height | 137 1/4 inch |
| Width | 136 inch |
Product description
Hurst Boiler Model S400-4W-0800-0100: Superior Performance with Wetback Design
The Hurst Boiler Model S400-4W-0800-0100 stands out in the maritime industry with its robust three-pass Scotch Marine design and advanced wetback construction. This high-pressure boiler demonstrates 800 BHP capacity and provides 100 PSI steam pressure. With the capability to support 26780 MBTU/HR, this boiler excels in both steam and hot water applications, ensuring reliability and efficiency in demanding environments.
Key Features
- Innovative Wetback Design: Eliminates the need for costly rear door refractory maintenance, enhancing durability and reducing long-term costs.
- Comprehensive Safety Trims: Includes safety relief valves and pressure control systems conforming to stringent ASME, UL, and CSD-1 standards.
- Versatile Fuel Configurations: Supports natural gas, propane, No. 2 oil, and combination fuel setups, providing flexibility for various operational needs.
Wetback Advantage
The wetback construction eliminates the common drawbacks of dryback boilers, such as leaking baffles and rear door seal issues, which can cause inefficiencies and require costly repairs. The robust design features a full wet back radiant area facilitating superior water circulation and rapid heat absorption, ensuring optimal performance and extended service life.
Ideal Use Cases
The Hurst Series 400 boiler is optimal for maritime environments where reliability and efficiency are paramount. Its skid-mounted, modular format suits settings requiring high-capacity steam and hot water, making it an ideal choice for shipping operations, offshore platforms, and industrial facilities requiring robust thermal output.
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