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Flame color

2018-11-04View Original

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The medium is natural gas, with air used as an auxiliary gas; it is heated to around 660 degrees in a preheating furnace. What are the possible colors of the flame? Because I took a look, and the settings for each furnace are different; I hope the more experienced ones can explain to me the colors corresponding to low oxygen levels, high oxygen levels, and the optimal ratio. Thank you!
Reply #22018-11-04
Oxygen deficiency causes the flame to turn red; Oxygen-enriched atmosphere, flame turns yellow ; If it’s just right, it will appear blue
Reply #32018-11-06
There is little industrial exposure to this aspect, but I know that gas stoves with blue flames are better. After reading reply #2, it’s true that blue flames are superior :)

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