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Two problems with the Texaco gasification furnace

2010-07-20View Original

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1. After the furnace burner is ignited, the gas flow rate is gradually increased; when the flow rate reaches around 2 kilograms, the burner goes out. What is the reason for this? 2. Reasons why the furnace temperature does not rise during heating.
Reply #22010-07-30
1 The negative pressure is not sufficient! As the fuel gas flow rate increases, the heat generated cannot be removed immediately; the hot air rises, leading to oxygen deficiency and asphyxiation! There are many reasons: negative pressure fluctuations, excessive suction, water in the fuel, and system leaks……
Reply #32010-07-30
Neither too high nor too low negative pressure is acceptable; adjusting the dampers is also very important! First, ensure no tempering occurs

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