1. Choose a suitable air compressor: Ensure that the selection of an air compressor suitable for combustion usually requires a constant air flow of appropriate pressure.
2. Install the air pipe: Connect the air compressor to the combustion area of the stove through a high-temperature pressure-resistant hose or metal pipe. Make sure that the pipes are firmly installed to avoid leakage.
3. Adjust the air flow: Use the regulating valve to control the air flow into the stove. Too much air may cause flame instability, and too little air may not significantly improve the combustion efficiency.
4. Ignition and observation: Start the air compressor and light the stove. Observe the change of the flame and gradually adjust the air flow until the ideal flame state is reached. The ideal flame is usually blue, stable and high temperature.
5. Security measures: Ensure the security of the whole system. When using an air compressor to help combustion, attention must be taken to prevent the risk of fire and explosion. A pressure relief valve and an anti-tempering device should be installed to prevent any unexpected situations.
6. Regular maintenance: Regularly inspect and maintain air compressors, pipes and fire stoves to ensure the long-term stable operation of the system.