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Regarding the issue of heating up idle furnaces

2016-07-26View Original

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Dear experts, I have a question I’d like to ask here. Our company has a standard industrial vertical box-type heating furnace; after operating for 2 years, it was left idle for another 2 years. Does this heating furnace need to be baked out? If drying the furnace is necessary, what procedure should be followed, and are there any standards?
Reply #22016-08-02
I’m not sure what kind of furnace you mean by an industrial vertical square box heating furnace; if it has refractory bricks, then it still needs to be dried out
Reply #32017-01-06
There are refractory bricks, and the approved plan is to heat the furnace to 320 degrees Celsius

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