Whether you're designing a new system or replacing legacy equipment, TB Mansfield offers end-to-end boiler system solutions. We specialize in high-efficiency steam and hot water systems tailored for healthcare, education, government, and industrial facilities.
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Your Boiling Questions, Answered
Pressure Vessel – High-strength steel container for high-temp fluids
Burner – Mixes fuel and oxygen for combustion
Tubes – Transfer heat (firetube: hot gas inside tubes; watertube: water inside tubes)
Economizer – Recovers heat from exhaust gases
Deaerator Tank – Removes oxygen to prevent corrosion
Heat Exchanger – Transfers heat from gas to water
Control Panel – Manages settings and performance analytics
Feedwater Tank – Supplies treated water with chemicals
Combustion System – Precisely balances fuel and air for efficient burning
Reverse Osmosis System – Filters impurities from feedwater
Chemical Monitoring – Maintains optimal treatment levels
Fuel Types – Systems can run on natural gas, oil, coal, or biomass
Water Treatment – Critical for performance and equipment longevity
Common indicators include:
Leaks – Any leakage should be addressed immediately.
Unusual noises – Strange sounds may signal internal issues.
Loss of efficiency – A noticeable drop in performance could mean repairs or upgrades are needed.
Control system issues – Difficulty replacing controls may suggest it’s time for an upgrade.
Age – Boilers over 20–25 years should be assessed. Some upgrades may extend lifespan and improve efficiency.
Firetube: Hot gases travel through tubes surrounded by water. Ideal for low-to-medium pressure applications.
Watertube: Water flows through tubes heated by external gases. Suited for high-pressure, high-capacity operations.
There are over 40,000 regulated boilers in Colorado, categorized as:
Low-Pressure Heating Boilers:
≤15 psi (steam) or ≤160 psi / ≤250°F (water)
Common in schools, offices, apartments
Includes large domestic water heaters (≥200k BTU/hr, ≥210°F, or ≥120 gal)
High-Pressure Power Boilers:
15 psi steam or >160 psi / >250°F water
Found in more intensive industrial and commercial applications