The gas generator produces yellow smoke or thick smoke mostly because the coal is not fully burned. In order for the gas to be fully burned, the proportion of air and gas must be fully and correctly mixed. How do we control this ratio? Let us take a look at the chemical formula of gas combustion. After reading it, we can adjust the mixing amount of air according to the specific situation. The chemical equation is: CO+O2=CO2. The control and adjustment method is to control the ratio of gas and air by adjusting the valve and burner of the gas generator.
In glass kilns, more and more manufacturers use generators as fuel, but there is usually a problem. Since the kiln needs to change directions every 20 to 30 minutes, this process requires the gas in the gas regenerator and flue to be replaced with flue gas. Under normal circumstances, the gas is replaced by flue gas, enters the gas exchanger, and is discharged through the chimney. Due to the tar and other gases contained in the gas, yellow smoke or even black smoke will appear in the flue gas, which affects environmental protection.
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