Why would a gas boiler make soot?
In article , Gib Bogle
scribeth thus
On 4/17/2011 8:40 AM, geoff wrote:
The gas pressure needs to be checked first, if it is low the gas and
fuel may not be mixing correctly.
Aah - the gas / fuel mixture
No chance of any carbon monoxide there
Just from first principles (no specific knowledge):
soot implies incomplete combustion
incomplete combustion can give CO
e.g. 4CH4 + 6O2 - C + 2CO + CO2 + 8H2O
Bit worrying that, never seen soot from our boiler and If I did I'd soon
shut the thing down..
Mind you it can do that sometimes 'tho is been well behaved since it had
a new board from Geoff no surprise there needing one after all it's a
Suprima;!...
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Tony Sayer
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