Can liquefied gas be used as fuel gas for atmospheric pressure heating furnaces?

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Can liquefied gas be used as fuel gas for atmospheric pressure heating furnaces?

Reply #22016-08-08

It’s possible. Before starting up the atmospheric and vacuum distillation units, we use liquefied petroleum gas to light the furnaces, but it’s necessary to control the liquid level in the liquid separation tank to prevent excessive liquid from being carried along

Reply #32016-08-09

Previously, many used oil as fuel; now they use fuel gas, and a liquid removal tank is installed to prevent liquid from clogging the burner

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