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Reasons for the flame shrinkage of the decompression furnace burner

2010-07-31View Original

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Recently, the burner of the company's decompression furnace has been shrinking. There are four burners in the decompression furnace, and two of them are burning. One of them has been shrinking recently. Does anyone know the reason? How to do it? Thanks in advance!
Reply #22010-07-31
There is a problem with the burner, or there is positive pressure! ! !
Reply #32010-08-01
Disassemble the burner and check to see if any holes are blocked. Also check to see if the pressure difference between steam and fuel is too large, generally no more than one kilogram, to prevent oil from getting into the steam line and causing shrinkage. In addition, you need to check other causes that affect shrinkage according to the operating procedures!
Reply #42010-08-01
The burner may be a little coked, and a too large oil-vapor pressure difference may also cause shrinkage.
Reply #52010-08-01
Reply 3# zbluojun Thank you, haha

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