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The temperature of coal combustion in the central heating boiler

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  • #1 17061248
    anderson31
    Level 7  
    Witam.Jaką temperature can achieve burning coal in the boiler CO? I mean the temperature of fire
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  • #2 17061289
    berthold61
    Level 27  
    A lot depends on what type of boiler, for example, DS can reach up to 1 000 degrees, while in the mine it will be less of course with normal smoking because I can melt nails in old wood for the test, so it's somewhere around 1,400 degrees
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  • #3 17061295
    tomek2
    Level 15  
    The coal temperature of the volatile parts during combustion 850-1070 degrees Celsius.
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  • #5 17062167
    Zbigniew Rusek
    Level 38  
    It is always the case that the more oxygen reaches the furnace, the higher the combustion temperature. Why, for example, is a mixture of acetylene (or hydrogen) with oxygen used for welding? Because oxygen provides a higher flame temperature (and acetylene or hydrogen in themselves give extremely high flame temperatures - it easily melts steel). So that the flame is as hot as possible (i.e. it gives the most heat), you need to provide enough air.
  • #6 19199741
    don_rikardo
    Level 13  
    Hello. Suuuuper you replied - this is the same as the carburetor of a two-stroke engine - more air - it will rev up - but it will be weaker. But the combustion temperature will be higher ...
    Regards and good wishes !!
  • #7 19200260
    berthold61
    Level 27  
    It is not always beneficial to reduce the air, e.g. in the feeder, but also e.g. in the dolniak, because then the so-called chimney loss grows quite seriously, two eco-pea coal fossils burns the same one 12 kg a day and the other 20 kg because the latter has an acetylene burner and it collapses like in a metallurgical furnace but this it will blow the chimney without keeping up to heat up, give it to the heat exchanger, everything must be moderated.

Topic summary

The combustion temperature of coal in central heating boilers varies significantly based on the type of boiler and combustion method. For example, a DS boiler can reach temperatures up to 1,000 degrees Celsius, while certain methods can achieve temperatures as high as 1,400 degrees Celsius. The volatile parts of coal during combustion typically burn at temperatures between 850 and 1,070 degrees Celsius. Increasing the oxygen supply to the furnace enhances combustion temperature, similar to how a carburetor in a two-stroke engine operates. However, excessive air reduction can lead to chimney losses, affecting efficiency. Proper moderation of air supply is crucial for optimal heat exchange.
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