In Mongolia, coal hot water boilers are in high demand, especially in mining areas, because:
Fuel availability: Coal is abundant and locally available, making it cheaper than oil, gas, or electricity.
Cold climate: Mining camps, worker dormitories, and offices require large amounts of heating during long winters.
Hot water demand: Besides heating, there’s also a need for large volumes of hot water for washing, cleaning, and sometimes process use.
Durability: Coal-fired hot water boilers are robust, suitable for remote mining sites with tough conditions.
Applications in mining:
Central heating for mining camps and worker housing.
Hot water supply for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry.
Heating for offices and workshops at mining sites.
Process heating for ore processing or related industrial needs (in some cases).
Many Mongolian clients prefer manual or chain-grate coal hot water boilers (2MW–14MW range is common), because of simplicity, low fuel cost, and easy maintenance.
