When warming up a fuel oil service system, you should open the steam supply to the fuel oil heaters __________.
⢠Proper sequence for warming up a fuel oil service system ⢠Purpose and operation of steam fuel oil heaters ⢠Relationship between fuel temperature, viscosity, and pump/valve operation
⢠Think about whether you want hot, thin fuel or cold, thick fuel when you first start circulating through the system. ⢠Consider what could happen to the fuel oil service pump or heater if steam is applied too early with no flow of fuel oil. ⢠Ask yourself at what point in the sequence you normally establish circulation and then bring the temperature up gradually.
⢠Verify which step in the start-up sequence ensures safe circulation of fuel before high heat is applied. ⢠Check which component (pump, heaters, recirculating valve) should be in operation to avoid overheating or coking of stagnant oil in the heater. ⢠Confirm standard practice for avoiding thermal shock and ensuring stable viscosity before cutting fuel to the burners.
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