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Abnormal noise when supplying water with Wilan ball valves

2018-11-29View Original

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When the delayed coking unit is used for cold coking, a thudding sound is produced by the feedwater ball valve due to water hammer; turning down the steam injection via the bellows eliminates this noise. However, it is not possible to keep it closed for long periods, as there is a risk of coking forming if it is forgotten to be reopened. What causes it? What are the solutions?
Reply #22018-11-29
My guess is that it’s either due to excessive leakage from the steam seal protection or high steam pressure
Reply #32018-12-01
The steam pressure is stable; I’m not sure if it’s due to an excessive gap in the valve

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