I would like to ask the experts: given the excess air coefficient of the heating furnace, how should the furnace dampers and flue dampers be adjusted?

2020-09-16View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: given the excess air coefficient of the heating furnace, how should the furnace dampers and flue dampers be adjusted?

Reply #22020-09-16

This is a heating furnace that uses burned coke gas

Reply #32020-09-23

If the excess air coefficient is high, reduce the air flow by closing the air damper valves, or add fuel. If the excess air coefficient is low, increase the damper opening or reduce the fuel supply. The air duct baffles are adjusted according to the pressure inside the heating furnace.

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