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Why are burners mostly installed on the side of the equipment? !

2018-01-25View Original

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What causes the flame length? Is mixing better?
Reply #22018-01-26
Look at the style of the furnace and the distribution of the furnace tubes. There are those with side burning as well as bottom burning; generally, cylindrical furnaces use bottom burning, while box-type furnaces have side burning
Reply #32018-01-26
Is the bottom burner not afraid of flames that are too long?
Reply #42018-01-26
The amount of side burning and bottom burning is roughly the same; for information on the suitability of different furnace types, see the explanation on floor 2.~~~ The length of the flame has little to do with side burning or bottom burning~~~ This length is controlled under predetermined design conditions
Reply #52018-01-26
The preheating furnace here reaches around 650 degrees; it uses bottom heating, and there’s nothing about extended flames – it’s probably determined by the process design, after all, the amount of gas used is fixed

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