Zhangjiagang Future Boiler Manufacture Co. Ltd - Zhangjiagang Future Boiler Manufacture Co. Ltd electric steam generator

Applications & Use Cases

• Providing steam for small-scale brewing and distillation processes.
• Sterilising equipment and work surfaces in pharmaceutical and laboratory settings.
• Heating jacketed vessels and reactors in chemical processing.
• Humidification in controlled environments such as cleanrooms or curing chambers.
• Steam cleaning and sanitisation in food preparation areas.

Typical Specifications

Typical steam output

For this class of equipment, steam output typically ranges from 10 kg/hr to 100 kg/hr, depending on the heating element configuration.

Power supply

Commonly found on units of this type are three-phase electrical connections, typically 400V or 415V, with varying amperage requirements based on power rating.

Operating pressure

Operating pressures for electric steam generators typically fall between 0.5 bar and 8 bar, suitable for low to medium pressure steam applications.

Footprint

Electric steam generators are generally compact, with a footprint typically ranging from 0.5 m² to 2 m², making them suitable for installations with limited space.

Water feed

Units typically require a softened or demineralised water feed to prevent scale build-up and ensure efficient operation.

Heating elements

The heating elements are commonly made from stainless steel or Incoloy for durability and resistance to corrosion.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the primary advantages of an electric steam generator over a fuel-fired boiler?

  Electric steam generators offer faster start-up times, higher efficiency at point of use, no requirement for a flue, and often simpler installation. They also produce no direct emissions at the point of operation.

• What maintenance is typically required for an electric steam generator?

• Can this type of generator be used for continuous operation?

• What safety features are commonly integrated into these units?

• Is special water treatment necessary?