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Can three spinning waste agents be pressed to empty? What are the advantages and disadvantages of pressurizing the ash hopper, and what should be done? Please advise
It can be depressurized; there should be no impact, as it’s always empty when maintenance work begins. We generally determine the details of pressure segmentation based on the ash hopper temperature.
At normal operation, to what temperature do you lower the temperature of the waste agent before stopping? Does not reducing the air pressure have any impact on the impeller of the smoke extractor?
We usually stop at 380 degrees. Conversely, why don’t you reduce the pressure to zero? What advantage does it bring to the operation if you don’t do that?
The temperature at the vertebrae that we monitor stays at 200 degrees Celsius, after which the application of pressure is stopped. Some people say that we never stopped applying pressure at all – is that true?
Temperature is an indicator, and the pressure gauge on site can also reflect it well. Generally, after depressurization, the pressure at the site is slightly lower than that of the supply air!
After depressurization, it shouldn’t just be slightly below the operating pressure of the air stream – it needs to be much lower to indicate that depressurization has occurred. If there is depressurization, then the pressure in the regenerator should also decrease. You can simply tap on it to see whether there is still catalyst present or not