Judgment and handling of oil entering the heater with gas
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Last edited by Jubao Pen Yi on 2018-6-12 14:11: Judgment and handling of oil entering the heater due to gas presence
The observation hole shows oil droplets; there is positive pressure in the furnace, and flames are ejected from the viewing window along with black smoke. The reason is that the heavier components condense into condensed oil. Please understand if this is not correct
Gas tank equipped with an indoor level gauge; heating is provided before gas enters the tank, and a heating coil is installed at the bottom of the gas tank. Heating is provided continuously throughout the year.
If there is oil present, the first effects should be a rapid increase in furnace temperature, a rapid decrease in oxygen levels, and an increase in pressure inside the furnace! Liquid removal in the liquid removal tank – heating steam activated!
Chimneys with oil in them usually emit black smoke, and the furnace interior becomes dark and not bright; in severe cases, there may be a rain of embers inside the furnace
The furnace temperature rises rapidly, the oxygen level decreases, the negative pressure turns into positive pressure, black smoke emerges from the chimney, and in severe cases, there is a downpour of embers inside the furnace