Flame burner blockage
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The flame transfer pipeline inside our torch unit is blocked. I was wondering if any experts have any good ways to deal with this issue? We reduced the pressure to 1.2 MPa, but it still doesn’t work
What is an in-ground flame transfer tube? What is its function? Could you explain it? I recently started working with torches. Thank you
Is it possible that the constant-light nozzle or pipeline is blocked?
I have dealt with similar issues on site before; you can use a hammer to tap on the pipe. Generally, blockages are more likely to occur in horizontal pipes, so after tapping, blow it out
What substance is blocking the deflagration tube of the surface igniter? It usually transmits flames. Tap on the pipe; I’ve never encountered that.
Surface flame propagation is what we refer to as surface deflagration ignition; it represents an important ignition method for torches. When high-altitude and high-energy ignition methods as well as remote ignition fail, surface deflagration ignition comes into play, and it can be considered an important supplementary ignition method. When igniting, adjusting the air-fuel ratio is of utmost importance, and it is essential to properly control the pressure of the instrument air and fuel gas. Generally, the manufacturers carry out the tuning for them, so it is essential to attach labels after the tuning is completed
Can’t it be replaced? What are the other causes of blockage?