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How to determine coking in heating furnace tubes?

2018-07-23View Original

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How to determine coking in heating furnace tubes?
Reply #22018-07-23
1. After coking, the temperature at the furnace outlet increases; 2. The pipeline resistance of the heated medium will increase.
Reply #32018-08-03
The flue gas from the firewall rises steadily, while the oil outlet temperature of the furnace tubes increases sharply in a linear manner.
Reply #42018-08-03
No, it should be that the pressure and temperature in the furnace rise, while the outlet temperature responds slowly. There are dark spots on the furnace tube.
Reply #52018-08-13
1. Increased fuel consumption 2. Rising furnace temperature 3. Severe drop in furnace exit temperature 4. Bright spots observed on the furnace tubes
Reply #62018-08-13
This post was last edited by liuqingwei on 2018-8-13 at 16:35. Also, the pressure inside the furnace tube is rising
Reply #72018-08-13
1. Increased fuel consumption 2. Rising furnace temperature 3. Severe drop in furnace exit temperature 4. Bright spots observed on the furnace tubes 5. Increased inlet and outlet pressures

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