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Can the hot blast stove burn properly?

2015-08-01View Original

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This post was last edited by flute6 on 2015-8-1 at 14:54. Can a furnace with 4.8 million kcal of heating capacity burn properly if it consumes 400 kilograms of coal per hour and has an air supply of 10,000 cubic meters?
Reply #22015-08-12
Based on the type of coal you have, calculate its carbon content, and then determine the air-fuel ratio; it is also necessary to maintain a certain air excess factor, around 1.2 times. By doing this, you can roughly estimate whether the amount of air calculated is sufficient

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