Control System Design of New Nanoelectric Boiler

Abstract:

Traditional electric heating boilers have disadvantages, such as low purity of the heating resistor, low electric conversion efficiency, poor stability, high acquisition, maintenance costs and so on. This paper, on the one hand, analyzed the basic rationale of the current electric heating boilers, and on the other hand, the advantages of nanomaterials. Based on the combination of the basic rationale and the advantages mentioned above, this paper then designed a new type of electric heating boilers, including the relevant control system, which used nanoelectric membranes as the heating component. This new nanoelectric boiler adopts a brand-new heating method, and it does not get heat by the combustion of chemical energy. On the contrary, the electrical energy is directly converted into heat. This new nanoelectric boiler is equipped with the intelligent control system, and uses computers to realize complete automation. It has excellent physical stability, high electric conversion efficiency and power factor as well as a large power density, and low-carbon environment. Compared with the conventional products of the same electric power, this new type of electric heating boilers can save 30% to 50% of energy. Besides, it is environmental-friendly and functional.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 620)
• Pages: 329-334
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.620.329
• Online since: August 2014
• Authors: Ji Feng Shen*, Han Pin Luo, Jian Bo Cao, Rui Kun Wang, Shi Ju E, Chen Xu
• Keywords: Control System, Electric Boiler, Energy Saving, Nanoelectric Membrane

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