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Let’s discuss what common situations usually cause smoking in bottom-blown furnaces

2011-01-11View Original

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In my opinion, on the one hand: the amount of coal powder used is too large; II: The negative pressure from bottom blowing is too low, affecting the exhaust of flue gas ; The high sulfur content in the three materials, along with the elevated furnace temperature, results in an increased amount of flue gas ; Severe slag accumulation in the four bottom tuyeres furnace
Reply #22011-10-23
The boiler and electric dust collector are severely fouled, there is air leakage in the rising flue, and the liquid level control inside the furnace is inadequate.

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