How to design a combustion scheme for mixed gases such as high-temperature oil-containing steam
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Our equipment produces a mixed gas of oil, steam, and various other substances as a result of the decomposition of raw materials, with a temperature of around 500 degrees. Now, these gases want to be directly fed into the combustion chamber to be burned there; the combustion chamber is equipped with a burner. That is, when a mixed gas is introduced, where should the fan be installed? How should the backfire protection device be set up? Is it necessary to install one? Is there a mature design for this?
Backfire prevention can be achieved through flame arrestors
At such high temperatures, tar is produced as it passes through the flame arrester… This causes blockages… and it’s useless