Steam Radiator and Cabin Heater

OVERVIEW:

Purpose:Steam radiators and cabin heaters are mainly used for cabin heating.

Working principle: A steam radiator is a sleeve type heat exchanger in which steam flows through a tube and heats up the surrounding air through the heat dissipation fins. The cabin heater is a combined unit composed of a fan and a radiator. Suitable for areas where air circulation is allowed, it can be used for circulating air heating when the air does not contain dust or flammable gases. Components: The steam radiator mainly consists of heat dissipation pipes, fins, (two shut-off valves, one drain valve), covers, and connecting pipelines. The cabin heater consists of a casing, steam heating coil, motor, impeller, front wall panel, rear wall panel, etc.

DESIGN STANDARDS:

CB611-2001 Marine Steam Radiator

MAIN MATERIALS:

Heat dissipation pipe/fin: T2/AL/Cu;

Cover: 304/316L

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS:

The protection level of the motor is IP44/66 and the insulation level is F.

Electric system: 380V 50Hz 3 φ； 440V 60Hz 3 φ