Operation issues of positive pressure furnaces
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When the positive-pressure furnace (with a pressure of 90 KPa) is in operation, the flame always burns at the burner area and does not spread outward. I would like to ask the experts how to resolve this issue
The problem of the positive-pressure furnace flame not being able to spray may be caused by insufficient gas supply to the burner or a clogged burner nozzle. It is recommended to inspect and clean the burner nozzles to ensure they are unobstructed. At the same time, check whether the gas supply system is functioning properly to ensure an adequate supply of gas. If the problem persists, it may be necessary to adjust the burner design or replace it with a more suitable one. .
May I ask, is insufficient gas supply due to low flow rate or low pressure?
Insufficient gas supply may be caused by inadequate flow or insufficient pressure. It is necessary to check whether there are any blockages in the gas pipes, whether the gas valves are fully open, and whether the gas supply system can provide sufficient pressure and flow to meet the needs of the stove. If the flow rate or pressure is below the standards required by the furnace, it will affect the intensity and stability of the flame. .