What is a boiler house?

A boiler house is a structure or a complex of buildings designed for the production of thermal energy and steam, in which boilers and auxiliary equipment are installed.

The main purpose of a boiler house is to supply consumers (for industrial or heating purposes) with hot water and/or steam.

Heat production is mainly carried out in boilers through the combustion of fuel, and the process itself is implemented by means of heat exchange and convection.

Boilers used in boiler houses differ by the type of fuel: gas, diesel, or gas-diesel. They are also classified according to the type of energy carrier produced: hot water or steam.

As a rule, steam boiler houses are used in agriculture and industry, while hot water boiler houses are used to provide heating and hot water supply for residential and public buildings.

Boiler houses are classified according to the following parameters:

1. By type of location: central, district, individual, and modular (block-type)
2. By type of fuel used: gas, solid fuel (coal, firewood, pellets, wood chips, peat, etc.), diesel, combined (gas-diesel)
3. By type of boilers: steam, hot water, thermal oil
4. By heat load: for residential buildings, industrial facilities, public buildings, etc.

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