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Without utility services, how can the water in the furnace tubes be removed?

2018-10-15View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: during the construction phase of new installations, there is no gas or steam; only a temporary air compressor provides some air. For vertical cylindrical furnaces, how should the water inside the furnace tubes be removed after the hydraulic testing? Winter is coming soon.
Reply #22018-10-15
This post was last edited by The wise on 2018-10-15 at 20:06. Use compressed air or nitrogen for purging; there must be no water accumulation inside the furnace tube.
Reply #32018-10-15
Continuous hot air blowing to drive out the water
Reply #42018-10-15
Dry ice cleaning – give it a try. It’s just that a lot of money is spent

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