There are several sets of catalytic centrifuges; why is there only one differential pressure and density measurement?
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There are several sets of catalytic centrifuges, so why is there only one value for differential pressure and density? Whether it’s a settler or a regenerator, there are multiple sets of centrifuges, yet there is only one value for density, differential pressure, and the amount of material stored in the legs. Is this a common phenomenon? What is the reason behind it?
It depends on the settings of your instruments; generally, multiple sets of data are displayed to facilitate judgment and handling
Although there are many sets in a cyclone separator, generally only one set is available for differential pressure and density measurement. If there is a leakage, it can also be indicated by other instruments. If the operating conditions remain unstable after making adjustments, the process must be stopped for treatment; therefore, generally one set is sufficient.
Currently, there is basically one set of pressure measurement points. Due to the high temperature in the regenerator, the catalyst can cause erosion, which may lead to breaks in the pipelines for these measurement points; too many such points, on the other hand, can affect the operation of the cyclone due to those breaks