Difference between radial furnaces and axial-radial furnaces in conversion furnaces
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In a radial furnace, does the gas enter from the top, spread outward, then move downward before exiting at the outlet of the converter? Does that gas also have axial motion? What is the specific difference between radial and axial radial? Why is it called a shaft radial transformation furnace
By axial or radial, it is meant the direction of gas movement within the bed.
The gas doesn’t float in; it’s carried in by high air velocity. . .
Ours is the Casali technology: the process gas enters from the bottom of the converter, moves upward along the axial direction, then enters the central sleeve along the radial direction, and finally exits from the bottom. :)
It would be best to send over a diagram of the internal structure for learning* it