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Gas field pressure in the furnace and air-coal ratio

2009-02-22View Original

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I would like to ask the experts on this forum: Our company is engaged in the production of reduced magnesium. In the initial stages, proper control over the ratio of air to coal, as well as the gas pressure inside the reduction furnace, was not adequate; for example, an excessive positive pressure inside the furnace caused the flame to leak outward, which ultimately led to the collapse of the furnace; One is the uneven control of the temperature field in the reduction furnace, which leads to low efficiency in magnesium extraction, among other issues. The regenerative reduction furnace we use ; I would like to ask experts about the pressure of the gas field inside the furnace and what the air-coal ratio is, as well as the best ways to control these parameters Of course, for other production furnaces as well, you can share your control methods and parameters for reference! This post was last edited by The distance to happiness on 2009-2-23 08:20]

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