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Reasons for high-temperature tempering

2010-06-02View Original

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High-temperature tempering in the gasification furnace can cause damage to equipment such as burners and furnace bricks; especially during operation of the plant, improper handling can lead to serious accidents. Please conduct an in-depth discussion on the reasons for high-temperature tempering.
Reply #22010-06-02
Could you please explain the details of the problem?
Reply #32010-06-02
I don’t understand the poster’s question – how can backfire occur when the vaporization furnace is in operation?
Reply #42010-06-02
Are you referring to when the temperature rises to high levels?
Reply #52010-06-02
Insufficient nozzle flow rate or excessive bed resistance can both lead to backfire, which can be primarily determined based on the nozzle temperature and furnace wall temperature.

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