Why does the flame deviate in a tubular furnace?
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I would like to ask fellow sailors for advice: there is a deviation in the flame inside our tar tubular furnace, and it occasionally touches the furnace tubes. We are very worried that this might damage the tubes, but we cannot identify the cause. Please advise those who are more experienced! Thank you first! ! ! !
Check whether the gas nozzle is blocked; one-sided combustion of the nozzle can be caused by uneven adjustment of the dampers and flap valves. It is recommended that, if the poster can maintain a constant temperature, they try to reduce the length of the flame as much as possible.
Excuse me, someone upstairs: how can I reduce the length of the flame? Please give me some advice, thank you!
Reduce the opening degree of the dampers and flaps. Under the condition that the process is operating normally