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Heating furnace

2018-06-23View Original

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Is it better to control the fuel gas control valve using flow control or pressure control? Are there any regulations?
Reply #22018-06-23
It is generally flow control: the amount of fuel gas passing through the heating furnace is controlled by regulating the flow rate, thereby achieving temperature control
Reply #32018-06-23
During configuration, use a toggle switch to make the selection based on operational habits. Pressure control is recommended.
Reply #42018-06-23
Either flow control or pressure control is acceptable; the key factor is whether the gas composition and pressure are stable. I’ve seen recently that using density for control is also quite reasonable.
Reply #52018-06-23
The properties of the fuel gas remain relatively stable with little change, allowing for flow control; if these properties change frequently, then pressure control becomes necessary. Now, flow and pressure control are generally available on fuel gas lines.

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