Relationship between burner life and capacity
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The service life of coal water slurry burners is related to many factors； Among them, those with high work pressure have a shorter lifespan. What is the relationship between burner life and capacity? Under the same conditions, does a 1500t unit have a longer lifespan than a 1000t unit? Everyone is welcome to share their experiences and analyses.
Based on the life expectancy statistics of nozzles used in domestic GE furnaces operating at pressures of 4.0/6.5/8.7 MPaG, it can be seen that the lifespan of these nozzles is not inversely proportional to the pressure; their lifespans remain roughly the same, and it is also virtually unrelated to the load. The lifespan of a burner depends mainly on its design and the materials used, as well as being greatly influenced by operating conditions.