Amount of nitrogen used for purging before igniting the incinerator

2017-11-24View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: before igniting the furnace, it is necessary to purge the furnace chamber with nitrogen. So how should the amount of nitrogen used for purging the furnace chamber be calculated? Various reports suggest a purging time of 5 minutes – how is this determined?

Reply #22017-11-25

Replacing it with air for 5-10 minutes is sufficient

Reply #32017-11-25

Replacing it with air for 5-10 minutes is sufficient

Reply #42017-11-25

I was wondering, how were these five minutes and ten minutes determined?

Reply #52017-11-26

When I took the Certified Safety Engineer exam this year, there was a chapter on boiler ignition in the section on safety technology, which provided detailed explanations.

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