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Re: Ohio boiler size


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Posted by rick on November 24, 2006 at 21:08:31:

In Reply to: Re: Ohio boiler size posted by Bob D. on September 22, 2006 at 13:41:41:

: Don't know all the details, but something along the lines of less than 358 or 359 sq. ft. of heat transfer area in a boiler does not require an Operator in the State of Ohio. I don't know if that is only 15 PSI steam or less, or all pressures. Cleaver-Brooks even has a model line called the "Ohio Special", just to comply with this rule. My guess is that "specials" by any manufacturer are probably higher BTU/sq. ft. than "normal" to get the most out for a given size without having to staff up.

You are correct. Any heating surface up to 359 sq. ft. and any pressure do not require a license in Ohio. Hence the term "Ohio Special".




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