Looking for the water sealing principle of water-sealed cans?
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I have never been exposed to water-sealed cans, but some enthusiastic sea friends have posted pictures of water-sealed cans online. To be honest, I am confused and the more I look at them, the more confused I am? Is there any expert who knows, please give everyone some information, thank you!
The function of the water-sealed tank is to prevent the occurrence of backfire. If a backfire occurs, the flame enters the water-sealed tank through the torch gas outlet because the inlet pipe is below the water surface, thus preventing the flame from continuing to spread.
Could you please be more specific? For example, in the picture above, which pipe of the water-sealing tank is connected to the big tank?
I don’t do chemical engineering, so I’m confused when you ask me! Water seal structure diagram of sulfur-containing sewage tank Haichuan Chemical Forum Network - https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1286224-2-1.html
After the fuel passes through water, will it carry water and affect combustion?
Uh, I don't know, let's find an expert. @ylb913
Of course, it will bring water after contact with water, at least saturated water. During the subsequent transportation process, the temperature will drop and water will break out. Usually there is a liquid separation tank before combustion, and the pipeline is heated after the liquid separation tank, or the pipeline is heated throughout.