Are there still furnaces that use residue oil? Is it possible to achieve compliant emissions?
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Are there still furnaces that use residue oil? Is it possible to achieve compliant emissions?
It must be difficult to meet environmental standards for burning residue oil these days!
Yes, but much less. The NOX levels do not meet the standards; they are far too high
Heating furnaces that use oil are all used secretly.
I use residue oil here, and its emissions definitely don’t meet the standards
Our heating furnaces are quite lucky; they burn C3 and C4, but it’s a bit of a waste.
Burned residue oil is better than coal: it has a higher calorific value and produces less ash. If desulfurization and denitrification are applied, burning residue oil will certainly be more efficient than burning coal.
To meet the standards, burning oil is definitely not an option
I burn it secretly at night; usually I light two or three oil lamps
How to control the temperature of the heating furnace secretly? This isn’t a sustainable solution
How to control the temperature of the heating furnace secretly? This isn’t a sustainable solution