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Looking for information about ovens

2008-01-24View Original

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Since the public works on site are not complete, how to bake the oven?
Reply #22008-01-26
Steam, coal, gas, various liquid fuels, liquefied gas, electricity, and various combustible materials can be used for oven drying as long as they can produce the constant temperature required by the oven. On-site utilities generally refer to steam, piped gas or piped liquid fuels, so try cocoa mobile fuels. Drink less high-alcohol wine and save the money you can use in the oven
Reply #32008-01-26
The oven mainly heats the refractory bricks, insulation, furnace walls, furnace tubes and other equipment within the temperature rise range allowed by the manufacturer (usually there is a temperature rise curve). I wonder if the public works you are talking about are nitrogen, steam, circulating water without heat removal, or no fuel? If it's the former, it's really difficult to do ; In the latter, alternative heat sources can be found. The first heating of the oven must be carried out according to the heating curve, otherwise it will be harmful to the furnace body and waste heat system but not beneficial. Don't be in a hurry!

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