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How to fix a black smoke issue when heating a boiler with a small burner

2015-06-18View Original

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How to solve the problem of heavy black smoke from a 1-ton vertical manually fired boiler?
Reply #22015-06-23
This small bag filter can remove black smoke:):lol
Reply #32015-06-25
Why use a 1-ton small boiler? By the end of 2017, all boilers with a capacity of less than 10 T/h were to be phased out nationwide. Switch to natural gas or use central heating.
Reply #42015-06-25
The fundamental solution is to avoid using it and opt for other heating methods; Central heating or natural gas supply
Reply #52015-07-02
Can white smoke be emitted when a bag filter is installed?
Reply #62015-07-02
Natural gas costs are too high; centralized heating for production is not feasible
Reply #72015-07-02
Adding some lime to coal can help remove some of the sulfur. Bag filters are effective for dealing with dust, but the fan needs to have sufficient pressure
Reply #82015-07-20
Just rinse it with water

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