One ton boiler can produce 600,000 kcal, which is the amount of heat a 1T boiler can produce per hour under ideal conditions.

But generally speaking, there will be more or less heat loss in the operation of the boiler, so we need to take the following issues into account when calculating the heat:

1. Heat loss of exhaust smoke.

The higher the boiler exhaust temperature, it means that part of the heat in the fuel is taken away by the flue gas, resulting in the boiler heat loss, the higher the exhaust temperature, the more the corresponding heat loss.

2. Incomplete combustion.

Due to the fuel nature and boiler combustion conditions do not meet the requirements, may cause some combustible gas too late combustion has been drained away with the flue gas, resulting in incomplete combustion of gas heat loss.

3, ash heat loss.

Often, a part of solid fuel leaves the boiler with ash before it has time to burn, and this part of heat loss is the heat loss of ash.

4, heat loss.

In the operation of the boiler, the temperature of the outer wall of the furnace body is always higher than that of the surrounding air, which will cause heat loss and form heat dissipation loss.

These forms of heat loss greatly affect the total heat that can be produced by the boiler.

It is an effective way to reduce the heat loss of boiler to reduce the air leakage of furnace body and flue, to maintain the non-anoxic combustion of combustion machine, and to control the appropriate excess air coefficient.

Therefore, how much heat can be generated by a ton of boiler needs to be combined with the actual situation, and the results obtained by the ideal calculation method will often be biased.