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What are the reasons why natural gas won’t ignite? !

2017-04-26View Original

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Reasons related to natural gas itself? Reasons for the burner?
Reply #22017-04-26
It is usually due to the burner. Blockage,
Reply #32017-04-26
It wasn’t the burner that caused the problem; it was the natural gas.
Reply #42017-04-26
Natural gas contains nitrogen, or not in excessive amounts
Reply #52017-04-26
The natural gas won’t ignite – is it too wet or too cold?
Reply #62017-04-26
Is there carbon buildup or oil contaminants on the igniter?
Reply #72017-04-26
Is the matching of air and gas appropriate?
Reply #82017-04-26
Our matching is quite reasonable. The main reason is that the natural gas humidity is too high.
Reply #92017-04-26
Can it be confirmed that natural gas was emitted during ignition?
Reply #102017-04-26
Haiyou gave some reasons, but the original poster basically rejected all of them. Then it’s not these objective reasons; if it won’t light up again, perhaps we need to look for reasons of a subjective nature. Would you hold a torch and try to light it inside the furnace?

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