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Boiler Model #
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Number |
Heating
Capacity |
Input
Oil |
Input |
Net Output
(MBH) |
Efficiency (%)
|
Water Content
(Gals.) |
Length
(L) (Inches) |
Weight
(Lbs.) |
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G.P.H.
|
MBH
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B-40/6
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6 |
265
|
2.20
|
308
|
230
|
86.0
|
17
|
34.8
|
902
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B-40/7
|
7 |
352
|
2.90
|
406
|
305
|
86.7
|
20
|
39.5
|
1023
|
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B-40/8
|
8 |
437
|
3.60
|
504
|
380
|
86.8
|
23
|
44.4
|
1144
|
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B-40/9
|
9 |
524
|
4.30
|
602
|
456
|
87.0
|
26
|
49.2
|
1265
|
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B-40/10
|
10 |
610
|
5.00
|
700
|
532
|
87.2
|
28
|
53.9
|
1386
|
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B-40/11
|
11 |
696
|
5.70
|
798
|
607
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87.2
|
31
|
58.8
|
1507
|
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B-40/12
|
12 |
783
|
6.40
|
896
|
684
|
87.4
|
34
|
63.8
|
1628
|
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Maximum Water Working Pressure 72psi |
Maximum Relief Valve is 50 psi @ 900 MBH |
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![]() A 3-pass boiler design is the most efficient way to get the maximum amount of heat from the boiler. The design extracts heat from three times as much interior surface area of the boiler, compared to a single-pass, “pin-type” boiler design. |
Technical Advantages
The BIASI B-40's heat exchanger path is up to 15 feet, and the 3-pass design heats more surface area per gallon burned, with 25% less heat loss than pin-type boilers. |
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