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Firebox temperature in residential natural gas powered steam boiler
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RobLC
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Would anyone know approximately how many degrees the boiler's firebox walls can reach?
Have been using Insulstick refractory mortar and it works pretty good but it's only good to just over 2000 degrees.
Would like a refractory, waterproof, mortar that can withstand 3000 degrees if that temp can be reached in a residential steam boiler. The minimum input for the burner is 400,000 btus.
Thanks for your help.
Have been using Insulstick refractory mortar and it works pretty good but it's only good to just over 2000 degrees.
Would like a refractory, waterproof, mortar that can withstand 3000 degrees if that temp can be reached in a residential steam boiler. The minimum input for the burner is 400,000 btus.
Thanks for your help.
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I have always used greenpatch -421 on commercial jobs 3200 degreesThere was an error rendering this rich post.
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Greenpatch - 421
Thank you for this info. 3200 is a good number.0
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