Water entering the fuel tank of a fuel boiler
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The fuel tank for the company’s fuel boilers is buried underground; recent heavy rains caused water to seep in through the manholes. At present, the oil from the upper layer can still be used to ignite a fire. Has anyone ever encountered this situation: should the oil be discarded entirely, or should the upper layer of oil be used instead? What impact will it have on the burner and the boiler? Thank you all
Insert the suction pump tube all the way in and pull it out slightly; on a sunny day, open the vent to allow the water to evaporate naturally, then collect the oil from the upper layer and proceed. If there is water in the fuel, it produces a squeaking sound during combustion, and it causes corrosion to the burner and boiler.