What is the automatic combustion device for the exhaust gas discharged from the tube furnace and the atmosphere furnace?

In the application of tube furnaces and atmosphere furnaces, reducing atmospheres such as hydrogen and carbon monoxide are often introduced, but they may not be completely combusted during the experiment. The remaining exhaust gas should be properly handled, otherwise it may cause dangerous accidents such as explosion and poisoning. Is there an easy way to dispose of in addition to recycling with professional equipment?

If the amount of exhaust gas is small, you can consider installing an automatic combustion device to burn the remaining exhaust gas. We connect the exhaust gas to a small combustion chamber, which works like a gas stove, except that the ignition device is changed to light induction control. When the furnace starts to work, the combustion device starts at the same time. At this time, the light in the combustion chamber is very weak, and the light sensor starts and controls the electric pulse ignition. When the exhaust gas is ignited, the light in the combustion chamber is bright, the light sensor stops, and the electric pulse no longer ignites. The exhaust gas is continuously combusted and completely discharged as harmless gas or water. If it is extinguished in the middle, the light sensor switch will control the electric pulse ignition again, so that the purpose of automatic combustion can be achieved.