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Question regarding the furnace pressure of gas boilers

2017-10-30View Original

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Dear teachers: We currently have a 25-ton gas boiler. Previously, due to the use of heavy oil for heating, a marble desulfurization dust collector was installed, which required an exhaust fan; now that desulfurization and dust removal are no longer necessary, is it still necessary to keep the exhaust fan? What is a reasonable pressure to maintain in the boiler combustion chamber?
Reply #22017-10-30
Gas boilers have only a blower, no exhaust fan
Reply #32017-11-01
Based on the selected burner and the relevant calculation documents for the furnace, determine whether to remove the exhaust fan; Gas boilers generally do not have an exhaust fan, as they operate under positive pressure.

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