What are the reasons for the high liquid level in the gas-liquid separator of the natural gas gasification unit?

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I’d like to ask everyone for advice**, thank you!

Reply #22019-02-08

May I ask what caused the sudden increase in the liquid level in the first separator? Thank you

Reply #32019-09-20

Check the materials ahead: 1. Has the water-to-carbon ratio increased, and has the amount of steam increased? 2. Are there any changes in the parameters of the heat exchanger (waste boiler) located in front of the separator? 3. Is the separator level control valve stuck, and is there any distortion between the remote-level reading and the actual on-site level?

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