Leakage in the catalytic regeneration inclined tube
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If there are leaks in the catalytic regeneration inclined tubes, can production be maintained by using encasing boxes?
Is it the same issue as that post about the problem with your lining? Boxes can be used to maintain production.
It can be maintained for a short period of time; long-term operation is not recommended. The leak indicates that the lining is damaged, and no matter how good the steel is, it won’t help in such a situation···
It is not recommended; if the lining is damaged, it will cause excessive wear on the steel
The catalyst is wearing out badly; it’s better to stop using it if possible
Early detection and early treatment allow production to continue by enclosing the box. However, it is best not to enclose the expansion joint in a box; work must be stopped for this purpose.
It is recommended to stop whenever possible
Boxes can be used to maintain production; it’s best to have these boxes equipped with a high-strength, wear-resistant lining on the inside
Previously, when there was a leak in the heat exchanger inclined tubes, we used boxes to cover it, but we made the covering area a bit larger