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Can anyone tell me the effect of negative pressure on temperature?

2007-12-10View Original

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The temperature in one section of our furnace is constantly unstable; everything else is normal, but the negative pressure fluctuates greatly. Could anyone tell me how negative pressure affects temperature? Thank you!! I’d be extremely grateful!!
Reply #22007-12-13
Just read the post about negative pressure; hehe, I get it now!!
Reply #32007-12-19
The higher the negative pressure, the more heat is carried away to the convection zone. The temperature in a certain section of the furnace will drop under the same combustion conditions. The opposite is true when the negative pressure is lower
Reply #42008-11-09
In short, the level of negative pressure is related to the shift in boiler temperature; the higher the negative pressure, the further backward the high-temperature points in the furnace move.
Reply #52008-11-10
Large fluctuations in negative pressure: 1. Unstable combustion rate 2. Unstable speed of the exhaust fan. Effects: 1. Incomplete combustion 2. Increased heat loss

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