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Issues related to the burner fuel nozzle in the regenerator

2017-11-12View Original

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1. How many combustion oil nozzles are there in the regenerator? We have 4. 2. How many are used in normal operation? We use 2. 3. Is it necessary to arrange them diagonally during use? Why?
Reply #22017-11-13
It is mainly to ensure uniform combustion and prevent the dense-phase temperature in the regenerator from deviating.
Reply #32017-11-13
When in use, two opposite ones are generally turned on to ensure even burning inside the burning tank! The combustion oil circulation is shut down; one system is in use for steam protection, and another is in use for air protection.

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