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Can heat transfer oil boilers be used for oxygen-enriched combustion?

2011-09-06View Original

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This post was last edited by dongjiang1001 on 2011-9-8 at 15:50. Can heat transfer oil boilers be used for oxygen-enriched combustion? Is prolonged oxygen-enriched purging corrosive to the 3.5mm furnace wall?
Reply #22011-09-08
This post was last edited by dongjiang1001 on 2011-9-8 at 15:50. It is not recommended; while this approach can improve combustion efficiency, it reduces the equipment’s lifespan for two main reasons: first, the temperature in the furnace is high, which causes the furnace materials to wear out easily and leads to carbon deposition in the heat transfer oil, and second, it requires investment in special equipment from Fuyang. If it is necessary to burn coal gangue or peat with low calorific value, I personally think oxygen-enriched combustion could be considered.

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