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What should be the pressure of the fuel gas or fuel oil for the heating furnace burner?

2015-06-10View Original

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What should be the pressure of the fuel gas or fuel oil for the heating furnace burner? Thank you! !
Reply #22015-06-10
At our facility, the pressure of the fuel gas used in the heating furnaces is generally kept between 0.3 and 0.35 Mpa. I recall that in the past the pressure of the fuel oil pump was 1.0 Mpa, while the pressure behind the needle valve is estimated to be around 0.5–0.6 Mpa (this may not be accurate)
Reply #32015-06-10
Thank you! What about those stoves that can run on both oil and gas?
Reply #42015-06-10
It’s somewhere between 0.3 and 0.4~~~ The pressure is very low in winter~~~~
Reply #52015-06-10
Even when burning fuel oil or fuel gas, they do not use the same nozzle; each uses its own.
Reply #62015-06-10
What are the pressures of the fuel gas and fuel oil entering their respective burners?

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