Engines
The Clayton exhaust boiler is a water-tube boiler with forced circulation, built as a Clayton steam generator.
In these applications, high flue gas temperatures are handled, e.g., from industrial furnaces or other processes where the gases entering the boiler can be significantly above 450 °C. By changing the steel quality in the boiler’s shell and cone, standard coil sections can be stacked and used at flue gas temperatures up to 630 °C.
At even higher temperatures, Clayton uses a heating coil design similar to that of the fuel-fired steam generator series. The advantage of this design is that the boiler’s shell is cooled by a “waterwall” coil. This type can handle up to approximately 15,000 kg/h of flue gas at temperatures up to 1,200 °C, depending on the allowable resistance on the gas side.
SD-Teknik is the only official distributor of Clayton's steam generators, economizers, and boiler room accessories in Denmark including Greenland and the Faroe Islands, Norway as well as in the maritime market.
Since October 20, 1930, Clayton Industries has established a worldwide reputation as a leading manufacturer of steam production equipment for industrial processes – both fired boilers and unfired heat exchangers.
