Which one is not an induced draught furnace ?

Correct answer: A. Blast furnace stove

  • A. Blast furnace stove
  • B. Sintering furnace
  • C. High pressure boiler
  • D. None of these

Explanation

A blast-furnace stove is normally operated with forced draught during combustion, rather than as an induced-draught furnace. Sintering furnaces and high-pressure boiler systems commonly use induced-draught arrangements to draw gases through the equipment.

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