On the agitation of minerals in a boiling furnace

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For our acid production process using 120,000 tons of pyrite, we have a boiling furnace with a volume of 38 m2. When the amount of material fed into the furnace increases to a certain level, and this is combined with the operation of the fans at the bottom of the furnace as well as the SO2 fan, the mineral material inside the furnace starts to move around, which causes the wind pressure entering the furnace to become negative for a short period of time. Is it because the wind-to-mineral ratio hasn’t been adjusted properly? Or is it caused by something else? I earnestly ask for the guidance of experts! Thank you!

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