Fuel steam generator oil problem

There are certain things to pay attention to when using steam oil.

There is a common misunderstanding when using fuel steam generators: as long as the equipment can produce steam normally, any oil can be used! This is obviously a misunderstanding about fuel steam generators! If the oil quality is not up to standard, the steam generator will produce a series of failures during operation.

Oil mist sprayed from the nozzle cannot ignite
When using a fuel steam generator, this phenomenon often occurs: after the power is turned on, the burner motor rotates, and after the blowing process, oil mist sprays out from the nozzle, but cannot be ignited. After a while, the burner will stop operating, and the fault red The lights come on. What is the cause of this failure?

The after-sales engineer encountered this problem during the maintenance process. At first, he thought it was a fault in the ignition transformer. After checking, he eliminated this problem. Then he thought it was the ignition rod. He adjusted the flame stabilizer and tried again, but found that it still could not ignite. Finally, Master Gong tried it again after changing the oil, and it immediately caught fire!
It can be seen how important the quality of oil is! Some low-quality oils have high water content and will not ignite at all!

The flame flickers erratically and backfires
This phenomenon will also occur during the use of the fuel steam generator: the first fire burns normally, but flames out when it becomes the second fire, or the flame flickers unstable and backfires. What is the cause of this failure?

Master Gong, the after-sales engineer of Nobeth, reminded that if you encounter this situation, you can gradually reduce the size of the damper of the second fire; if it still cannot be solved, you can adjust the distance between the flame stabilizer and the oil nozzle; if there is still an abnormality, you can appropriately reduce the oil level. temperature to make oil delivery smoother; if the above possibilities are eliminated, the problem must be in the oil quality. Impure diesel or excessive water content will also cause the flame to flicker unsteadily and backfire.
Black smoke or insufficient combustion

If black smoke is emitted from the chimney or insufficient combustion appears during the operation of the fuel steam generator, 80% of the time there is something wrong with the oil quality. The color of diesel is generally light yellow or yellow, clear and transparent. If the diesel is found to be turbid or black or colorless, it is mostly unqualified diesel.

Nobeth Steam Generator reminds customers that when using gas steam generators, they must use high-quality diesel purchased through regular channels. Inferior quality or diesel with low oil content will seriously affect the normal operation of the equipment and also affect the service life of the equipment. It will also cause a series of equipment failures.