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2020-06-01View Original

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The company’s tubular furnace can burn both gas and natural gas, making it a dual-purpose type; Normally, only gas is used for combustion. Recently, since the calorific value of the gas is not sufficient, the technicians have requested that natural gas be ignited simultaneously with the gas in order to achieve the calorific value required by the process. Is it feasible to carry out this operation?
Reply #22020-06-01
As long as the safety controls for each nozzle are ensured, there should be no problem.
Reply #32020-06-03
Yes, natural gas can be gradually added during the combustion of gas, while increasing the air supply at the same time.
Reply #42020-07-30
Could the main content be written in the title? I’m in a hurry; I won’t click it again next time.

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