The hose connected to the burner of the stove keeps leaking; what can be done about it?

2017-05-23 View Original

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The reformation four-in-one furnace has a large number of burners – over 40 in total. Each burner is equipped with 6 DN20 hoses and one DN50 main hose; these hoses are connected using ball-type connectors. Whenever there are fluctuations in the process parameters that affect the flow rate, leaks occur in the hoses and their connectors. Replacing the hoses many times has not solved the problem, and it’s possible that the quality of the hoses is at fault. What are some better ways to address this issue? I’d appreciate some advice

Reply #2 2017-05-23

Can a metal hose be used?

Reply #3 2017-05-23

A metal hose is indeed being used, with a fuel mixture of natural gas and propane

Reply #4 2017-05-23

Well, we are currently selecting new hose manufacturers

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