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This post was last edited by Green Lotus on 2017-10-31 at 11:24. When lighting the fire in a atmospheric and vacuum heating furnace, the water inside the ( ) pipe should first be completely removed, after which the burner should be preheated. Also purge the oil burner, being careful not to use too much steam; once cleaning is complete, close the purge valve tightly.
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When lighting the fire in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation heating furnace, the water remaining in the (nebulizing steam) pipes should be removed first, followed by preheating the burner. Also purge the oil burner, being careful not to use too much steam; once cleaning is complete, close the purge valve tightly.
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When lighting the fire in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation heating furnace, the water remaining in the (nebulizing steam) pipes should be removed first, followed by preheating the burner. Also purge the oil burner, being careful not to use too much steam; once cleaning is complete, close the purge valve tightly.

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