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Questions about space furnaces

2017-01-17View Original

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Dear everyone: Those who use space furnaces, I have a question – why is nitrogen used as the protective gas for the burners in space furnaces instead of carbon dioxide (our factory has an abundance of carbon dioxide). I would appreciate your guidance on this
Reply #22017-03-13
Can gaseous carbon dioxide corrode steel?
Reply #32017-06-19
It should be producing nitrogen through air separation in the early stage
Reply #42017-06-20
1. The system is equipped only with nitrogen, not carbon dioxide; 2. Whether carbon dioxide is involved in the reaction or affects subsequent production.
Reply #52017-06-22
This post was last edited by Iceberg Corner on 2017-6-22 09:31. Either gas will do, or even steam.

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