What is the impact of varying vapor pressure in atomization on the operation of a heating furnace?

2018-07-21View Original

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What is the impact of varying vapor pressure in atomization on the operation of a heating furnace?

Reply #22018-07-22

If the pressure of the atomized steam is low, it is not possible to atomize the fuel oil properly; as a result, the fuel oil does not burn completely, the flame becomes weak, and it takes on a dark red color while producing large amounts of black smoke. If the pressure of the vaporized steam is high, the flame becomes white and harsh; at the same time, it becomes shorter and is prone to going out. The temperature of the furnace drops, and when the opening degree of the fuel oil control valve is increased, the temperature cannot be raised properly, and the reaction is slow.

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