We burn about 6,000 gallons a week in our boilers at work. Thick, gooey stuff. Comes in in heated tankers so they can pump it, we have to heat it to around 200 degrees to even burn it. It's pre-heated to around 170 in the tank by a steam loop from the boilers, and then to 200-215 by electric preheaters just before the burners on the boilers.
When the power goes out and we lose steam, we start praying. Had a 24 hour outage a couple of years ago in the first week of April and it was low 30's outside, colder at night.
We were 4 days with weed burners getting the oil thinned out enough to get the boilers started again.
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