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How is heating achieved in the deep processing of tar in the absence of gas?

2009-02-25View Original

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In the absence of gas, would it be necessary to change the production process? For example, our factory currently uses tubular furnaces for heating in order to produce asphalt; what should we do if there is no gas available? Thank you. :lol :victory:
Reply #22009-02-26
Natural gas, heavy oil, anthracene oil or flash oil produced from tar processing, or specially formulated fuel oils can be used, but the burner in a tubular furnace needs to be replaced

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