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Analysis of difficulties in furnace drying

2017-07-23View Original

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Now the furnace needs to be preheated; air is passed through the furnace tubes. How much air is required to maintain a temperature of 500 degrees inside the furnace chamber and 380 degrees at the outlet of the furnace tubes? Is there a similar formula?
Reply #22017-07-26
Now the furnace needs to be preheated; air is passed through the furnace tubes. How much air is required to maintain a temperature of 500 degrees inside the furnace chamber and 380 degrees at the outlet of the furnace tubes? Is there a similar formula? Replying to you: Is air being passed through the furnace tube as a cooling medium? What kind of heating furnace is your device? There are many factors that affect the furnace temperature and the outlet temperature: 1 Fuel gas composition ; 2. Fuel gas pressure ; Wait, the quantity still needs to be determined based on the actual conditions on site.

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