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What is the difference between induced draft and forced
draft fan? where are they used?
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Answer Posted / t n trueman
ID Fan - Maintained the Negative pressure inside of the
furnace, removal of Co2 from furnace, it will located in
between ESP and Chimney.
FD Fan - Inject the Air for burning the fuel from atmosphere
through APH
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