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Urgently need information on the internal structure of tube furnaces!

2010-12-22View Original

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Do any of the more experienced colleagues have any information regarding the internal structure of tubular furnaces? Recently, the tubular furnace in our facility has been experiencing backfire explosions frequently, and the cause cannot be identified........
Reply #22010-12-23
The lower section of the tubular furnace consists of vertical U-shaped tubes, while the superheated steam uses horizontal U-shaped tubes! The tubular furnace caught fire some time ago! The furnace tube is made of carbon steel! Is it true that tempering results in less suction?
Reply #32010-12-25
Do you have any more detailed information on the internal structure?

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