Has anyone tried wraping insulation on the out side of your boiler? I thought I had heard of some one doing so and wondering if it helped the dripping from the sides?
Deere10 said:I have my GW100 apart now and found the same build up on these tubes. Last season was my first with this unit(may have not been cleaned before I got it). Planning on modifying the side panel so removal and cleaning may be done during season with ease,rather than a complete tear down.
Trzebs13 said:Looking at it today again, I'm toying with the idea of pouring up some fire brick meterial and making the sides higher and If possible evan go over the top of the Hx. I would think that should help. I've seen some poeple on here pouring there own.
benjamin said:It doesn't matter how dry the wood is, unless its turned to charcoal, any remaining hydrogen will burn to form water which will move into the insulation and condense on the cold surface of the steel.
benjamin said:I'm not familiar with these boilers, is that fiber insulation exposed directly to the smoke?
Trzebs13 said:To go to a fab shop and have them take some heavy sheet stock and bend it up in a big U shape, that goes over your Hx and sits on the top of you refractory.
benjamin 18 September 2010 07:56 AM
Or add a steel liner inside the insulation that is tighter than the existing steel skin, probably a PITA
Trzebs13 said:If you could tell me excatly what the "dew point" would be?
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