Where are the convection chamber and radiation chamber of the heating furnace?
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I’ve never known where the radiation chamber and the convection chamber of a heating furnace are located; could someone please explain it to me in detail? Take the heating furnace in the bedroom shown in the following image as an example. Thank you very much
The radiation chamber and the convection chamber of a heating furnace are classified according to the mode of heat transfer: where there is a flame, heat transfer occurs through radiation, and such a chamber is called a radiation chamber; whereas in cases where flue gas is responsible for heat transfer, it is a convection chamber
Thank you very much for your guidance. So, the furnace in the picture above doesn’t have a convection chamber, right?
Yes, this small skid-mounted type doesn’t have a convection chamber；
The explanation of the tubular furnace on the 3rd floor is very thorough
I’m a new student; I’m here to learn some new things!
The flame section is the radiation zone, while the flue gas channel is the convection zone
Actual image: the square section is the radiation section, while the cylindrical section is the convection section.