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Reasons why the gas stove doesn’t draw air in

2011-09-22View Original

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In the intermittent gas generation furnace, the calorific value of the coal rods remains unchanged, but there is an increase in the amount of waste material produced and black smoke is emitted; as a result, it is necessary to adjust the air flow. Currently, the furnace operates at a low load, which results in higher energy consumption. What are the reasons for this phenomenon? How to solve it?
Reply #22011-09-24
1. Check whether there is any blockage from your burner to the cyclone dust collector (excessive ash accumulation); 2. Check whether the water scrubber is clogged (e.g., too high concentration of flue gas cleaning water, excessive dust accumulation at the process gas inlet, etc.)
Reply #32011-09-24
1. Check whether there is any blockage from your burner to the cyclone dust collector (excessive ash accumulation); 2. Check whether the water scrubber is clogged (e.g., too high concentration of flue gas cleaning water, excessive dust accumulation at the process gas inlet, etc.)

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