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Effective gas components of the space furnace

2012-04-10View Original

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To the manufacturers of space furnaces that are already in operation: can the effective gas content of your furnaces truly reach 90%? Is this also the case for long-term operation?
Reply #22012-04-10
It depends on the gas used for transporting pulverized coal; if it is CO2, the effective gas utilization rate can reach 90%, while if it is N2, the effective rate is lower, around 80%.
Reply #32012-04-10
Can carbon dioxide increase the effective gas components by so much? I can hardly believe it.
Reply #42012-04-10
Yes, CO2 is involved in the reaction; we have both of these methods, and the choice depends on the requirements of the product.
Reply #52012-05-03
It depends on the gas used for transporting pulverized coal; if CO2 is used, the effective gas utilization rate can reach 90%, while with N2 the effective rate is lower, around 86%.

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