Has anyone ever seen water being used instead of steam in the furnace tubes during heating?
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Has anyone ever seen the method of circulating water through the furnace tubes when heating up the furnace?
I’ve never seen it; is the oven dried separately? How is the water handled by you? Is it reused? Just go straight through.
I’m not quite sure; one of our company’s departments says they use water to heat the furnaces, but I’ve never seen it happen
I don’t know either. Someone mentioned it, so I’m asking to see if anyone has done this before
Steam is generally used, right?\ud83d\ude04
How is the water circulated? Generally, there are no valves at the furnace outlet – does all the water go into the tower? Doesn’t it vaporize and escape when the temperature is high?
Yes, during water intermodal transport, it is heated to 130 degrees
Using water to heat the furnace – the temperature won’t rise much, right?