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High furnace wall temperature

2016-10-09View Original

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If the slag outlet of the furnace is blocked, why does it cause the furnace wall temperature to rise? Many studies these days contain such descriptions, but I don’t think there’s any inevitable connection between them; I hope fellow enthusiasts will engage in active discussions on this topic
Reply #22016-10-12
Since many documents mention it, you should understand it thoroughly and master it even more.
Reply #32016-10-12
Because the furnace is where heat is generated; if the outlet is blocked, it will definitely cause the temperature to rise

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