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Coking of the oil burner in the auxiliary combustion chamber

2010-10-10View Original

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What is the cause of coking in the auxiliary combustion chamber (non-flameout) oil burner used over a long period of time and around it? How to solve and avoid it?
Reply #22010-10-10
1. It may be due to the misted steam containing water or having a low pressure, resulting in incomplete combustion; 2. Issues with the quality of the burning oil ; 3. The design hole of the burner is too small.

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