The application of gas boilers accounts for a high proportion. Due to its advantages in simple operation, high efficiency, and environmental protection, it has almost replaced the previous solid fuels such as coal. The structure of gas boilers can be divided into two types, horizontal and vertical. What is the difference between a vertical gas boiler and a horizontal gas boiler?

　　The vertical structure is relative to the horizontal type. These are the two main types of current boiler structures. The vertical boiler has a relatively small volume and is suitable for small workshops or small production enterprises. Commonly used fields such as hot water and heating are also used for production. Processing aspects. The horizontal gas boiler has a larger capacity and a wider range of applications.

　　The differences between a vertical gas boiler and a horizontal gas boiler are:

1. Different body types

　　Vertical gas boilers are "vertical" boilers. The relative size of horizontal gas boilers is smaller and more suitable for installation.

2. Different structure

　　Vertical boilers are mostly water tube boilers, and horizontal boilers are commonly fire tube boilers.

3. Different working hours

　　The tubular boiler has simple structure, small water volume, and fast steam production; horizontal gas boiler has sufficient output, strong load adaptability, and long-term operation is more stable.

4. Different steam quality

　　Horizontal gas boilers have a steam drum to ensure steam quality, while vertical gas boilers lack steam drums and cannot separate steam from water. The steam with more water leads to poor steam quality, which is difficult to achieve the steam specified in the "General Technical Requirements for Industrial Boilers" Quality requirements.