If the flame is produced under the hearth and then sweeps up into the heating chamber, this is called a/an ______________ furnace?

Correct answer: D. Underfired

  • A. Sidefired
  • B. Recirculating
  • C. Covered
  • D. Underfired

Explanation

When combustion occurs below the hearth and the hot gases rise into the heating chamber, the furnace is underfired. Side-fired furnaces introduce the flame from the side rather than beneath the hearth.

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