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Problems with formaldehyde oxidation furnaces

2018-11-23View Original

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When the oxidation furnace used in formaldehyde production is started up, there are significant temperature differences, which cause leaks at the joints between the tube sheet and the tubes. How do you address this issue?
Reply #22018-11-24
This post was last edited by WuLìJù LǐLùn on 2018-11-24 at 10:50. First heat up the equipment before increasing the pressure; the heating process must be gradual and not done quickly. Additionally, consider the equipment’s design – use expansion joints and gourd-shaped tubes, following the principles applied in large boilers for heating and pressure increase
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