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I would like to consult the experts

2009-12-31View Original

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This post was last edited by Oil Thug on 2010-1-7 at 14:44. I would like to ask the boiler experts: Why does a sound similar to an explosion occur inside the tubes of a water boiler? 20 minutes after starting the furnace, the inlet water temperature was 60 degrees and the outlet water temperature was around 80 degrees; the interval between two similar gas explosion sounds was about 15 seconds.
Reply #22009-12-31
Please be more specific – the boiler model and the location of the popping sound!
Reply #32010-01-07
It has been confirmed that this sound is caused by water hammer resulting from gas present inside the furnace tube

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