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Relationship between the heat release of the heating furnace burner and air pressure drop

2018-11-12View Original

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The burners of tubular heating furnaces generally exhibit the relationship shown in the diagram: (1) at the same air temperature, the greater the air pressure drop, the greater the heat release from the burner; (2) at the same air pressure drop, the lower the air temperature, the greater the heat release from the burner. Why do these two situations occur? Image source: Qian Jialin, \"Tubular Heating Furnace\"
Reply #22019-05-13
This is similar to our preheating furnace; by adjusting the dampers, heat is removed. A high pressure drop indicates less air entering, and thus less heat being removed as well

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