The present invention belongs to the technical field of glass kilns, and specifically relates to a process for increasing the temperature of
combustion-supporting wind by heat dissipation from a
kiln body and a horizontal
flame glass
kiln, wherein the process is as follows: the area below the
kiln body and between two heat storage chambers is closed, and a vent is left in the closed area; when the kiln is in operation, the heat dissipated from the kiln body is concentrated in the closed area below the kiln body, and the air in the closed area below the kiln body is extracted, and the air in the closed area is used as a source of
combustion-supporting wind to increase the temperature of the
combustion-supporting wind and transport it into the kiln body. In the glass kiln of the present invention, a left heat storage chamber and a right heat storage chamber are respectively provided on both sides of the kiln body, and a closed area is provided below the kiln body and between the two heat storage chambers, one end of the main induced air duct is placed in the closed area, and the other end is connected to the air intake port of the combustion-supporting fan, and the exhaust port of the combustion-supporting fan is connected to the combustion-supporting air main
pipe, and the combustion-supporting air main
pipe is connected to the kiln body. By utilizing the heat dissipated from the bottom of the kiln body as the source of the combustion-supporting wind, the temperature of the combustion-supporting wind is significantly increased, thereby reducing the melting unit consumption of the kiln.