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Size of the exhaust furnace

2024-05-20View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: what value should be used as a reference for the reaction time when designing exhaust gas furnaces? What is the load level in your cases, and how long are these exhaust gas furnaces? Have you encountered any vibration issues in the furnaces during combustion?
Reply #22024-05-20
The design reaction time of the flue gas furnace is usually determined based on process requirements and fuel type, ranging from a few seconds to several dozen seconds. The load size and the length of the exhaust furnace should be designed based on specific production capacity and emission standards. If vibration occurs, it may be due to unstable combustion or structural design issues, which require inspection and adjustment. .

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