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Saacke TYP TO 5t/10bar

Saacke Saacke TYP TO 5t/10bar is identified in the source list as a thermal-oil heater. It is normally installed in the engine room or heater compartment and connected to a closed thermal-oil circulation loop with pumps, expansion arrangements and heat consumers. Its purpose is to heat circulating thermal oil for cargo, fuel, tank or process-heating duties without using steam as the primary heat-transfer medium. The existing database record identifies HFO/MDO as the stated fuel service. The heater transfers combustion heat into the circulating oil through dedicated heating surfaces, with safe operation depending on adequate flow and temperature control. The exact model designation and any source-listed fuel or pressure data identify the installed variant; heat output and thermal-oil operating limits must be verified from manufacturer documentation.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

boiler type thermal_oil_heater
steam capacity th 5
design pressure bar 10
fuel type HFO/MDO

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Common failures & inspection points

Burner flame failure caused by fuel, ignition or combustion-air problems, resulting in failed starts or burner trips
Thermal-oil degradation caused by excessive temperature or poor circulation, resulting in darkened oil, deposits and reduced heat-transfer performance
Circulation-pump or flow failure caused by mechanical or electrical faults, resulting in low-flow alarms, local overheating or protective shutdown
Heating-surface fouling caused by combustion deposits or degraded thermal oil, resulting in reduced heat transfer and rising exhaust temperature
Oil leakage caused by gasket, seal or piping deterioration, resulting in visible leakage, odor or fire risk around hot surfaces

Service & Maintenance

Inspect burner components, combustion controls, circulating pumps, expansion arrangements and thermal-oil piping for leakage and correct operation. Trend supply and return temperatures and investigate abnormal temperature rise or low-flow indications. Maintain the thermal oil in accordance with the vessel's sampling and condition-monitoring plan and prevent prolonged overheating. Clean combustion-side heating surfaces when fouling is indicated. Function-test trips, interlocks and flame safeguards after maintenance. Refer to manufacturer documentation for exact temperature limits, flow requirements, burner settings and oil acceptance criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep burner service parts, ignition and flame-detection components, gaskets, pump seals, filters or strainers and selected temperature or flow-control components recommended for the installed heater. Thermal-oil makeup stock should match the approved system fluid. Confirm exact spares against the heater and burner documentation.
Equipment Model #78189 · ✓ still in production