What medium is used to protect the burner fuel nozzle in a regenerator?
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What medium is used to protect the combustion oil nozzles in regenerators? We currently use steam; some companies, in order to reduce thermal degradation of the catalysts, use unpurified air
It’s better to use wind; there have been quite a few problems with steam in this area at various other units.
Wind is better; we use wind. Thermal collapse shouldn’t happen; it shouldn’t occur as long as there is no free water present.
Our device uses steam when burning oil, and air for protection when not in use
Was the wind flow adjusted by yourself? Is there a risk of burning oil mixing into the wind?
A three-valve assembly is manufactured; steam is used during startup, shutdown, and abnormal conditions, while air is used under normal production conditions.
Our device uses steam. Could anyone tell me what the disadvantages of using steam are?
Looking carefully at everyone’s replies, someone mentioned it!