Main fuel gas pressure of the heating furnace

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What is an appropriate pressure to control for the main fuel gas in a heating furnace? What are the disadvantages of being too high or too low?

Reply #22018-01-28

I keep it at 0.2 MPa; values that are too high or too low can affect the combustion performance of the burner, resulting in an overly long flame, secondary combustion, or even backfire

Reply #32018-01-28

What problems can arise from long-term pressure of 0.4 MPa?

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