Tier 3 cyclone separators are required to operate at high temperatures of around 680°C for extended periods; what happens if the temperature exceeds 700°C?
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Tier 3 cyclone separators are required to operate at high temperatures of around 680°C for extended periods; what happens if the temperature exceeds 700°C?
It won’t be a problem, as long as it doesn’t take too long. :lol
The temperature at the outlet of the gas furnace is around 650 degrees, and the welded joint often breaks due to thermal stress
That means the operating temperature is 680°C; the design temperature is certainly higher than 680°C by at least 5–15°C. It’s not a big problem if the temperature exceeds this level for short periods of time, but it’s harder to say what will happen if the overtemperature persists for long periods or is too severe