Burnthrough at the rear of the natural gas heat transfer oil boiler
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The back part of the natural gas heat transfer oil boiler has been burned through, with flames coming out. May I ask if it can still be used? Are there any security risks? The boiler is a horizontal natural gas boiler! The place where cracking occurs is at the junction of the tail flap and the shell! And fire is coming out! Now it’s being sealed with asbestos! Is it dangerous for operators to run it this way? Will it explode?
For such an important matter, consult the boiler manufacturer directly
It’s very dangerous; the burner models are not compatible.
Of course it’s dangerous – there’s an open flame and hot smoke being released, and if it comes into contact with gas, just imagine~~ Stop the furnace right away~~
It is obvious that the fire-resistant material on the back wall has not been properly installed; it will collapse over time, and the steel plates on the back wall will also carbonize
A thorough inspection is necessary! Safety first!
Shut down the boiler immediately, contact the boiler manufacturer, and investigate the issue for correction