How to determine pipe perforation in a cylinder-type heater using liquefied gas? The medium inside the furnace tube is liquefied gas containing high olefins.

2016-05-04View Chinese Original

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Dear experts, please give me some advice!

Reply #22016-05-04

Black smoke is coming from the chimney, and there is positive pressure in the furnace chamber.

Reply #32016-05-04

Furnace overheating, reduced medium pressure, black smoke coming from the chimney, and so on

Reply #42016-05-10

Thank you; black smoke coming from the furnace due to positive pressure is quite typical.

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How to determine pipe perforation in a cylinder-type heater using liquefied gas? The medium inside the furnace tube is liquefied gas containing high olefins.

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