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Problems in determining furnace length and issues with heat transfer oil boilers

2009-03-09View Original

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I’m working on my final project (on heat transfer oil boilers), and I found that the flame length is 5.60 meters, while the flame diameter is 1.120 meters. May I ask what values should be used for the length and diameter of the furnace chamber? Where do the established principles come from? It would be great if anyone among you knows where I can find some design information on heat transfer oil boilers. I am extremely grateful for this!
Reply #22009-03-09
I’m not quite sure about this! The diameter of the flame length it can be inserted into – other relevant data should be available, right? Look carefully! !
Reply #32009-03-13
This is closely related to your boiler’s capacity and its structure. It is recommended to look for the answer in the standards for thermal calculations of boilers.
Reply #42009-03-13
The length and diameter of the boiler’s furnace should generally be slightly larger than the dimensions you found. It also takes into account the furnace structure and volumetric heat capacity.

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