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How can the H2 content be reduced in a two-stage mixed-generation furnace? Urgent need, thank you

2011-05-29View Original

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How can a two-stage mixed-type generating furnace be used to reduce the H2 content, so as to bring it down to 10% in the gas, and ideally to 8%? What methods should be used, whether operational ones or other methods.
Reply #22011-05-29
The H2 content is adjusted by increasing the water content at saturation temperature. Generally, the reasons for a high H2 content are: first, an overly thick fuel layer, that is, an overly thick flame layer; second, a low amount of saturated steam and a low temperature.
Reply #32011-05-29
Most of the H2 in the content comes from saturated steam; so how is it that the lower the saturation, the more H2 there is?
Reply #42011-06-01
Yes, I agree with the third floor’s opinion; if the amount of saturated steam is reduced, it will be difficult to operate the furnace

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