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This post was last edited by wawa*n*ntaozi on 2018-7-29 at 21:35. Guess the device from the picture – continue. I took a few days off recently, which delayed posting. In this issue’s guessing feature, what is the function of that ring at the bottom of the 10,000L enamel tank? This is a design feature of large-volume enamel reactors to ensure that the condensate in the jacket can be discharged completely. This post is valid for 3 days. Active participants will receive 5 wealth points, those who answer correctly will get 10 wealth points, and those who explain why will receive an additional 5 wealth points. All forum members are welcome to participate actively in order to support the development of this forum on chemical equipment and machinery
Test the pH value with a jacket. Monitor for leaks in the enamel pot
Stress buffering for expansion or contraction, the lowest point during condensate drainage.
This structure serves to drain the liquid accumulated in the jacket.
If it’s a jacketed reactor, I guess it’s to collect the heat carrier for easy drainage.
This post was last edited by wuqitao0000 on 2018-7-25 08:34. Guess: 1. Manhole; 2. Lower bearing of the mixing shaft, for maintenance purposes.
It’s called the ‘downward connection ring’; its function is to collect the liquid in the jacket and then discharge it through the ‘drain port’. Am I correct?