Particulates in flue gas

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The two heating furnaces used for gasoline hydrogenation have consistently shown excessive levels of particulates in their exhaust gases. The air supply volume has been adjusted, but the results have not been satisfactory; could it be that the adjustment to the air supply volume wasn’t sufficient? What is generally used to adjust the air supply volume? Do any of the seniors have any good tips? Seeking advice!

Reply #22019-01-10

How about using a dust collector in the exhaust pipeline for recovery?

Reply #32019-01-10

What fuel is used in the heating furnace? What is the hourly traffic? What is the air supply volume?

Reply #42019-01-10

I don’t know what fuel is being used? What process is used for flue gas treatment?

Reply #52019-01-11

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