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The impact of coal type on furnace temperature

2010-07-08View Original

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Does coal have a significant impact on furnace temperature? Does anyone have any data on this?
Reply #22010-07-08
The impact is significant; it mainly depends on the fixed carbon content of the coal – a higher content results in a higher furnace temperature, while a lower content leads to a relatively lower furnace temperature.

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