Constant-burning lamp for coking heating furnace
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This post was last edited by Refiner on 2017-4-4 10:58. I have a question: why does the main burner not burn for long either after the pilot light in the coking heater goes out? Is there any evidence?
Check the reason for extinction? If the negative pressure is too high, it might extinguish the fire, and there’s also water involved! Wait
It’s impossible to extinguish a fire without a reason
The function of the pilot light is to ensure that the main burner can be ignited again quickly in case it goes out due to some issue. There is likely no direct connection between the shutdown of the pilot light and that of the main burner; it is recommended to check for other possible causes
If all other conditions are normal, it’s probably because the burner setting is too low; in that case, the pilot light serves to initiate the ignition. Was it not possible to determine what caused this situation? I would like to ask for advice