Carbon deposition and coking at the high-pressure end of the gas blower
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Why does coking and carbon deposition occur at the high-pressure end of the gas blower, causing the blower to stop?
Attached are the pictures; please analyze them
Attached are photos of carbon deposition and coking in the centrifuge of this device.
After 3 months of operation, it stopped being monitored after 2 months of operation; the volume decreased by 20,000 units. As long as it stops operating once, it’s not possible to rotate the shaft – steam must be used for cleaning before rotation is possible, and the vibration levels are also high