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Problems in carbonization production

2021-07-16View Original

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Recently, one of the carbonization towers in our workshop functioned normally within two hours after being turned upside down; there was also a temperature difference in the return water from the various water tanks. However, after two hours of operation, the temperature inside the tower began to rise gradually, and eventually it became necessary to turn the tower back upright in order to continue production. It is likely that there were many deposits of fertilizer in the water tanks inside the tower, which affected heat exchange. Do anyone have any suggestions on how to solve this problem?

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