Is it necessary to reach the required temperature of the water wall circulating water when igniting the gasifier?
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This post was last edited by *ansheng on 2011-3-17 17:10. Is it necessary to reach the required temperature of the water wall circulating water when igniting the vaporization furnace? Our furnace is a powder gasification furnace, and its combustion chamber is equipped with water-cooled walls. As per the requirements, the temperature of the water circulating in these water-cooled walls must be raised to over 200 degrees before ignition is allowed, in order to heat up the furnace.
Is the question not clear enough, so people can’t answer it?
It is necessary; first, it facilitates ignition； II. Reduce temperature differences to benefit the equipment