Why are catalytic smoke exhaust fans so important
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Why is it said that catalytic smoke exhaust fans are important? They are crucial for the entire plant.
The exhaust fan can stop rotating; it just won’t help with energy savings. If the main fan stops working, then the catalytic converter is doomed, and there’s nothing more that can be done with that catalytic converter:lol
The flue gas exhaust system of the catalytic unit is capable of converting the thermal energy in the flue gas into kinetic energy, thereby reducing the load on the main fan and lowering energy consumption. The flue gas emerging from our plant’s catalytic three-spinner still has a temperature of 650°C, meaning it contains a high amount of thermal energy; most of this energy is utilized for the thermal expansion process in the exhaust system. For the entire plant, the main fan is an essential device for catalysis; if it fails, it will cause the catalytic unit to stop operating. The catalytic gasoline, diesel, and liquefied gas produced by this catalytic unit serve as raw materials for other processes such as hydrogenation and reforming, and without these raw materials, most of the other units will also have to stop operating
The older generation has always said that when the main fan starts running, it’s like having ten thousand taels of gold; whether the exhaust fan turns or not, you just need to calculate the electricity cost to see