Where are the throttle and valve of the heating furnace?
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Where are the throttle and valve of the heating furnace?
I went to the heating furnace today and couldn’t find it after looking for it for a long time. Where is the Hi-Friends usually located? Thanks in advance
The throttle and valve are generally at the bottom of the furnace, and the valve is divided into primary and secondary valves!
To be precise, it should be the throttle and steam valve. The throttle refers to the fuel oil and fuel gas valves, and the steam valve refers to the atomization steam valve. The dampers include primary dampers and secondary dampers. The "three doors" in the commonly referred to as "three doors and one board" are the above "throttle, steam valve, and air valve"” ； “"One plate" is the "flue baffle".
The throttle and steam valve are generally set next to the lowest fire viewing window to facilitate observation of the fire intensity and adjustment.； The valves (generally referred to as dampers) are generally set on the burner and include primary dampers and secondary dampers. They are generally rarely adjusted after the load is stable.
The throttle (including fuel oil and fuel gas) is directly connected to the main nozzle, usually just below the middle of the burner, with a reserved interface
Small stoves are generally located near the brazier below the stove. Fuel oil, atomized steam, fuel gas, and primary and secondary dampers are used to adjust the combustion status of the burner through the bottom fire hole. The fuel oil, atomized steam and fuel gas of a large furnace are on the platform at the bottom of the furnace, next to the fire window, which is convenient for adjusting the burning condition of the burner. The damper is also under the furnace.