The presence of high levels of ethylene, propylene, and butylene in the fuel gas poses what risks to the safe operation of the heating furnace?

2018-12-31View Original

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The presence of high levels of ethylene, propylene, and butylene in the fuel gas poses what risks to the safe operation of the heating furnace?

Reply #22019-01-01

It can easily clog the burner, leading to process instability.

Reply #32019-02-11

Too high a calorific value can cause localized overheating and damage to the equipment, right?

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