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Heating furnace

2017-09-21View Original

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What do the levels of oxygen, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon dioxide in the flue gases from converter furnaces and raw material heating furnaces indicate?
Reply #22017-09-21
A high oxygen level indicates a large excess air coefficient; a high carbon monoxide level suggests incomplete combustion; a high sulfur dioxide level indicates a high sulfur content in the fuel gas.
Reply #32017-09-21
The carbon dioxide content is high, so the water vapor ratio is low.

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