When sampling the mixed feedstock in delayed coking, liquid always sprays everywhere; is there any solution?
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When sampling the mixed feedstock in delayed coking, liquid always sprays everywhere; is there any solution? Seeking help from experts
1. Use a vacuum cleaner equipped with a suction device to collect the powder emitted during the sampling of the mixed material, as well as the powder adhering to surrounding objects. 2. A mechanical device is introduced to collect the sprayed powder using ring-shaped tubular pipes or rubber hoses, and then the powder is sent to a storage container through pipes or electromagnetic control devices. 3. By using mechanical devices to apply the powder emitted during raw material sampling onto another container, the powder released during sampling can be collected, which effectively reduces contamination of surrounding objects. 4. A special sampling device is used, and the entire sampling process takes place within a sealed container, which effectively reduces the likelihood of the powder emitted during the sampling of mixed materials contaminating the surrounding environment. -
What type of sampler do you use?
Spend some money and get a sealed sampler with a cooling system. If one really doesn’t want to spend money, they can make their own sampling tank with steam purging.