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The waste oil boilers we offer provide hot water output ranging from 2 to 8.0 gallons per minute at 230 degrees offerring outstanding performance for most uses. Variable output rate waste oil burner we use insures low maintenance, high efficiency operation, and clean burning performance. A full suite of pressure and temperature gauges makes monitoring the waste oil boiler simple, and a re-usable oil filter reduces costs of operation.
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- WOBB105-A
- WOBB150-A
- WOBB200-A
- WOBB300-A
- WOBB500-A
Cast Iron vs Steel for Waste Oil Boilers
Steel is the modern solution to efficient long term heating needs with boiler systems. Steel is typically 50% stronger than cast iron. A boiler manufactured with steel is more resistant to corrosion than cast iron. Steel is malleable, flexible and heats up rapidly. Its structure allows it to expand and contract and is very resistant to temperature shock. ASME codes don't allow cast iron boilers to be used on steam at pressures any greater than 15psi or 250 degree F water.
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Price
of home heating oil skyrockets
Near record prices and the expectation
that bills may rise 16 percent higher than last winter have residents
scrambling to obtain price caps and price locks from local oil dealers.
Providence Journal
Friday, August 26, 2005
BY TIMOTHY BARMANN
Journal Staff Writer
With the price of heating oil
hovering near its all-time high, heating bills this winter are
expected to be painful.
Anxious customers have been
calling oil dealers, trying to lock in a price as cooler weather
approaches.
There's a tremendous amount
of price hunting on the telephone," said Dennis Brennan,
owner of Brennan Oil and Heating Co., of East Providence.
What those customers are finding
might come as a shock. The average price of heating oil in Rhode
Island was $2.439 a gallon on Monday, a penny short of the all-time
high reached a week earlier, according to the State Energy Office.
That's 46 percent higher than the price of $1.669 a year ago,
and 66 percent higher than the price of $1.469 two years ago.
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