15 Ton Wood Biomass Steam Boiler for Paper Plant in Bangladesh

Yuanda Boiler supplied a 15 ton/hour SZW series reciprocating grate wood biomass steam boiler for a paper plant in Bangladesh.

The SZW boiler features a water tube structure and reciprocating grate combustion system, providing reliable and continuous steam generation for industrial paper production.

Yuanda's engineers provided on-site installation and commissioning service in Bangladesh.

The service included:

Boiler installation guidance

Mechanical and system inspection

Boiler commissioning

Auxiliary equipment checking

Operating parameter adjustment

Operator training and operation guidance

Technical support during start-up

Complete Boiler Solution from Yuanda

For overseas industrial boiler projects, proper installation and commissioning are essential for long-term and reliable operation. Yuanda Boiler provides integrated support from boiler manufacturing and delivery to installation, commissioning and technical service.

With engineers providing on-site services in Bangladesh and other overseas markets, Yuanda Boiler supports customers throughout the project implementation process.

1. Water Tube Boiler Structure

The water tube design provides efficient heat transfer and is suitable for medium- and large-capacity industrial steam applications. The boiler is designed for continuous operation and stable steam production.

2. Reciprocating Grate Combustion

The reciprocating grate helps move and distribute biomass fuel through the furnace, supporting more stable combustion of wood biomass and reducing the need for frequent manual fuel handling.

3. Suitable for Paper Production

Paper plants require a continuous and dependable steam supply for production processes. The 15 ton/hour boiler provides sufficient steam capacity for the customer's industrial production requirements.

4. Biomass Fuel Solution

Using wood biomass as fuel can make use of locally available biomass resources and provide an alternative to conventional fossil fuels, depending on local fuel availability and operating conditions.