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Discussion on reduction furnace pressure, ratio, and feeding

2010-08-25View Original

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It is fed uniformly by two evaporators; the pressure is around 1.2 KG, and the temperature is about 5 degrees. The ratio is 5:1. The pressure inside the reduction furnace is around 1 KG, while the pressure of the exhaust gas is 0.3 KG. The feed rate is generally high, and the deposition rate on the 9-bar rods can be quite good at times. Hehe, let’s all talk about our respective pressures, ratios, feed rates, and other such issues. I would like to ask everyone: if I want to increase the pressure in the reduction furnace, and the pressure in the vaporizer rises, will the temperature also change? Please share your thoughts on how to determine the ratio of the mixture.
Reply #22010-08-25
This... I’m also learning about it*. In our factory, the pressure in the evaporator is 0.3 MPa, while the pressure in the furnace is around 1.5–2.0 MPa. The temperature of the evaporator is approximately 40°C. I’m not sure how the ratios are calculated; I hope experts can give me some guidance

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