Does anyone know what causes the problems with the burners in space furnaces?
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Does anyone know what causes the problems with the burners in space furnaces?
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Ask generally, answer generally: lol 1. Phenomenon: Prone to ablation damage and has a short operating life. 2. Reasons: There may be issues with the structural design, the choice of materials, or the operating parameters used :( Non-material factors such as astronomy, geography, orientation, timing of operation, or the operator’s birth details can be ruled out:D
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There may be a short circuit in the distribution of cooling water to the burners, and it’s likely that the water flow at the burner heads is insufficient. The control of details during the manufacturing process is not satisfactory. Just talking nonsense; don’t take it seriously :L
The main problem with the rocket furnace nozzles is the high resistance in the coal powder passage