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Build a new heating furnace

2019-08-14View Original

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How can the slag and impurities inside the furnace tubes of a newly installed regenerative heating furnace be removed? Thank you!
Reply #22019-08-15
Wind purge, medium-pressure steam, high-pressure purge!
Reply #32019-08-15
Is there no other way? Can it blow out relatively heavy impurities?
Reply #42019-08-15
Steam purging. Remember to blow from the higher position to the lower one.
Reply #52019-08-16
Using steam for cleaning is fine; at present, steam cleaning is the most effective method. There’s not much that can be done about the impurities in the U-shaped bend of the furnace tube; if the steam can’t carry them away, it’s not a problem, as the oil entering won’t bring those impurities along as well.
Reply #62019-08-16
Fear to carry out blasting, as the resulting vibrations could damage the furnace walls and the furnace tubes
Reply #72019-08-16
Anything can be inside the furnace tube in gloves

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