Rotary cup burner coking

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Our company's thermal oil furnace uses heavy oil as fuel. The fuel oil enters the furnace at a temperature of 70°C and the ambient air temperature is about (-15~5°C). The thermal oil furnace has no air preheater and the burner uses a RAY BGE series burner. Recently, the burner cup of a thermal oil furnace was severely coked. The flame was frequently not detected during the operation of the thermal oil furnace and the furnace shut down abnormally. How should experts solve this problem?

Reply #22020-02-18

Does anyone know about it? Can you please share it?

Reply #32020-07-28

Replace the burner or increase the air excess coefficient

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