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Is nitrogen or steam better for purging the furnace chamber of a heating furnace?

2011-10-26View Original

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Is nitrogen or steam better for purging the furnace chamber of a heating furnace?
Reply #22011-10-26
I think nitrogen is good; it’s a pure gas with no side effects!
Reply #32011-10-26
However, steam purging allows gases to be seen from the chimney, while nitrogen cannot be seen; ;
Reply #42011-10-26
The steam is great! Nitrogen cannot blow away coke formation on the furnace walls and similar deposits
Reply #52011-10-27
Steam is used for furnace purging; after purging with nitrogen, it is necessary to replace it with air, otherwise ignition will not be possible.
Reply #62013-08-26
Generally, blowing with nitrogen for a few minutes is sufficient; steam is basically useless!
Reply #72013-08-27
If it’s a large square furnace, simply open the flue damper! Use nitrogen for small furnaces as well

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