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Discussion on the oil temperature issue of the butterfly valve at the inlet of the flue gas exhaust system in catalytic units

2018-07-24View Original

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What is the oil temperature at the butterfly valve at the inlet of the flue gas extractor in the catalytic unit? Does a temperature exceeding 60 degrees have a significant impact on the operation of this valve?
Reply #22018-07-25
What water do you use for cooling? Is it recycled water?
Reply #32018-07-25
The target temperature here is 65 degrees; in actual use, it reaches a maximum of 63 degrees, which does not affect the operation of the equipment! Desalinated water is used for cooling water.
Reply #42018-07-25
What is your alarm temperature? Here, it triggers an alarm at 60 degrees
Reply #52018-07-25
An alarm at 65 degrees usually resolves itself with the on-site cooler flushing; if that doesn’t work, switch to direct exhaust!
Reply #62018-07-25
It has been in operation for 8 years without any scaling.
Reply #72018-07-28
It’s better to replace it; after 8 years of use, it can be acid-washed online

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