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Gas-fired Volumetric Hot Water Boiler CWNS Series

Horizontal internal-combustion three-pass wet-back gas-fired hot water boiler with thermal efficiency of 93%-96%. Corrugated furnace chamber plus threaded flue tubes deliver highly efficient heat exchange, suitable for central heating and hot water supply in commercial complexes, hotels, hospitals, and more.

Gas-fired Volumetric Hot Water Boiler CWNS Series
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产品特性

Three-pass wet-back structureCorrugated furnace chamber + threaded flue tubesThermal efficiency 93%-96%NOx emissions 80mg/m³Multiple specifications from 0.35 to 2.8MWHeating area 3000-32000㎡15% gas saving when paired with climate compensatorIn service at multiple commercial complexes in Northeast China

产品描述

Gas-fired Volumetric Hot Water Boiler CWNS Series

The CWNS series is a horizontal internal-combustion three-pass wet-back gas-fired hot water boiler, adopting a high-efficiency heat exchange structure with large furnace chamber + corrugated furnace chamber + threaded flue tubes, achieving a thermal efficiency of 93%-96%. It is suitable for central heating and hot water supply in commercial complexes, hotels, hospitals, industrial parks, and other facilities.

Core Features

  • Wet-back structure: fully water-cooled rear smoke box, service life exceeding 15 years
  • Corrugated furnace chamber: increases radiant heating area by approximately 30%
  • Threaded flue tubes: convective heat transfer coefficient improved by 40%
  • Large combustion chamber: NOx emissions <80mg/m³

Specifications

ModelHeat OutputHeating AreaNatural Gas ConsumptionOutlet Water TemperatureThermal Efficiency
CWNS-0.350.35MW3000-4000㎡≈38Nm³/h85℃≥93%
CWNS-0.70.7MW6000-8000㎡≈76Nm³/h85℃≥94%
CWNS-1.41.4MW12000-16000㎡≈152Nm³/h85℃≥95%
CWNS-2.12.1MW18000-24000㎡≈228Nm³/h85℃≥95%
CWNS-2.82.8MW24000-32000㎡≈304Nm³/h85℃≥96%

Northeast China application: Multiple commercial complexes in Harbin and Changchun adopt the CWNS series as the primary heat source for heating. Combined with a climate compensator, gas savings of approximately 15% can be achieved compared with constant-temperature operation.