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The two-in-one furnace used for hydrogen chloride synthesis went out simultaneously for some unknown reason; what could be the cause?

2019-04-21View Original

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The flow rates and pressures of chlorine and hydrogen are stable, but what could be the reason for all three two-in-one furnaces going out simultaneously?
Reply #22019-04-21
Have you encountered a similar situation anywhere? :handshake
Reply #32019-04-21
Check the pressure fluctuations in the public system; be careful of backfire!
Reply #42019-08-02
Hydrogen and furnaces for hydrogen synthesis
Reply #52020-01-17
Continuous skip stops; checking the records will make it clear
Reply #62020-01-22
It is necessary to check the pressure and flow rates of the main pipes for hydrogen chloride synthesis of chlorine gas, as well as those of the hydrogen main pipes, along with the pressure and flow rate alarm signals from the electrolyzer units in the previous section
Reply #72020-07-09
When three are used simultaneously, interlocking usually takes place.

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