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Jet type hot blast stove

NegotiableUpdate on 05/07
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Overview

Jet type hot blast stove is a new type of high-temperature hot blast stove, which is composed of multiple layers of sleeves. The flue gas and air are conducted and heat exchanged through the interlayer. The high-temperature zone adopts jet type heat exchange method to achieve maximum heat exchange efficiency.

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Jet type hot blast stoveIt is a new type of high-temperature hot blast stove, which is composed of multiple layers of sleeves. The flue gas and air conduct heat exchange through the interlayer, and the high-temperature zone adopts a jet heat exchange method to achieve maximum heat exchange efficiency.

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Jet type hot blast stoveworking principle
The hot flue gas generated by coal, oil, gas and other fuels in the combustion chamber (1) enters the flue gas interlayer of the hot blast furnace (2), and after multiple interlayer heat exchanges, it enters the air preheater (3) and is discharged by the induced draft fan.
Preheated air enters the air interlayer of the hot blast furnace, undergoes heat exchange through the jet layer and multiple heat exchange layers, and is discharged from the outlet of the hot blast furnace.

Performance characteristics
Output hot air temperature of 400-650 ℃
Output heat (60-420) × 104kcal/h
Thermal efficiency ≥ 70%
Stable temperature and convenient temperature control for use
Configure air preheater to effectively reduce exhaust gas temperature

Scope of application
Suitable for various drying equipment, calcination equipment, and chemical equipment that use high-temperature hot air as a heat source.