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How to light a BGL furnace

2012-08-14View Original

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Experts, does anyone know how to light a BGL gasifier? I would appreciate your advice! Thank you so much! ! !
Reply #22012-08-15
First, light the burner at the bottom of the furnace (automatic ignition via a program); ignite the fuel at the bottom first. After it has been running for some time, air is introduced through the nozzles to increase the combustion area and dry the raw materials. Oxygen supply is stopped once the conditions for oxygen cutoff are met – it’s very simple
Reply #32012-08-15
The initial raw material is semi-coke or coke obtained through carbonization
Reply #42012-08-15
I would like to ask the expert: is there another type of burner used? Is it powered by natural gas or some other fuel? Is ignition carried out at the bottom of the molten pool? I would be very grateful if the expert could provide a detailed explanation; any relevant materials or pictures would be even better.
Reply #52012-08-15
The fuel used is generally natural gas or LPG, via the slag plug burner located below the slag pool

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