What are the reasons why the burner in an acidic gas combustion furnace will not ignite?

2010-06-18View Original

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What are the reasons why the burner in an acidic gas combustion furnace will not ignite?

Reply #22010-06-18

First, it’s necessary to confirm whether the flame really didn’t ignite. The flame detector is a component that is prone to problems; loose connections, incorrect focusing, or interference can all affect its ability to detect flames. Sometimes the fire is ignited, but there is a problem with the fire detector and no signal is sent out; in such cases, the system also automatically stops feeding material.

Reply #32010-06-19

This post was last edited by Shandong Huaxing on 2010-6-20 05:42. Can coking of the burner nozzles or blockages caused by other reasons also result in the burner not being able to ignite? Is it possible that the amount of fuel gas supplied is too small?

Reply #42010-06-21

This post was last edited by weihua110 on 2010-6-21 at 12:50. Original poster: Your points

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