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“One Question per Day” June 11: The Impact of Water in Fuel Gas

2015-06-11View Original

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One daily activity question (single-choice question): When the fuel gas contains water, what will happen to the heating furnace? A. Green smoke coming from the flue layer B. Increase in the temperature at the furnace outlet C. Decrease in the temperature at the furnace outlet D. Black smoke coming from the flue layer Answer: C Please participate actively to win prizes. +5 points for correct answers, +2 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic in two days.
Reply #22015-06-11
Question (single-choice): When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (C. a decrease in the furnace outlet temperature). A. Green smoke coming from the flue layer B. Increase in furnace exit temperature C. Decrease in furnace exit temperature D. Black smoke coming from the flue layer
Reply #32015-06-11
C, the furnace exit temperature decreases.
Reply #42015-06-11
C: Furnace with decreasing outlet temperature
Reply #52015-06-11
When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (C. a decrease in the furnace outlet temperature).
Reply #62015-06-11
When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (a decrease in furnace outlet temperature). A. Green smoke coming from the flue layer B. Increase in furnace exit temperature C. Decrease in furnace exit temperature D. Black smoke coming from the flue layer
Reply #72015-06-11
When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (C). A. Green smoke coming from the flue layer B. Increase in furnace exit temperature C. Decrease in furnace exit temperature D. Black smoke coming from the flue layer
Reply #82015-06-11
When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (C). A. Green smoke coming from the flue layer B. Increase in furnace exit temperature C. Decrease in furnace exit temperature D. Black smoke coming from the flue layer
Reply #92015-06-11
When the fuel gas contains water, the heating furnace will experience (C. a decrease in the furnace outlet temperature).

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