What Is a Burning Ratio?
Burning adjustment ratio, the ratio of the maximum combustion capacity to the minimum
Combustion regulation ratio
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- Chinese name
- Combustion regulation ratio
- Also known as
- Adjustment multiple
- Definition
- Ratio of maximum burning capacity to minimum
- Meaning
- Characteristic indicators for evaluating combustion stability
- Burning adjustment ratio, the ratio of the maximum combustion capacity to the minimum
- Combustion regulation ratio is also called regulation multiple. It is the ratio of the maximum combustion capacity and the minimum combustion capacity allowed by the combustion device under the conditions of stable combustion.
- The adjustment ratio is a characteristic index for evaluating combustion stability. The so-called combustion stability includes two concepts: the first is the stability of the heat balance state in the combustion chamber, that is, the heat emitted by the combustion in the combustion chamber per unit time should be balanced with the heat emitted outside the combustion system per unit time, otherwise the combustion will Interruption; the second is the stability of the flame position, no tempering and no fire, forming a stable temperature field.
- The load of a furnace's combustion device must be adjusted according to the thermal requirements of the furnace, but the combustion must be kept stable during the adjustment process. The larger the adjustment ratio, the better the combustion stability of the combustion device and the combustion process, that is, the load can be adjusted within a larger range and the combustion stability can be maintained.