The Hot Air Furnace is a heat exchange device that heats cold air into high‑temperature clean air (hot air) through fuel combustion, electric heating conversion, or waste heat recovery. It is widely used in both industrial production and civil applications. Its core distinguishing feature is that it uses "air as the heat transfer medium", setting it apart from combustion furnaces that directly heat materials.
Technical Parameters
Oil/Gas-Fired Hot Air Furnace (Direct Combustion/Indirect Combustion Type)
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