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Slurry preparation is actually a well-established process, but our approach to it is confusing. When slurry leakage occurs, we increase the water-to-coal ratio and use a drum screen to wash the water at short intervals, along with applying pressure – I’m really puzzled by this. This is what our engineers teach us, and it can take over an hour from the moment slurry leakage is detected until the problem is resolved! I just want to ask you idiots! The slurry in the tank is already quite concentrated. Using this method for replacement takes a long time, and the uncertainty associated with the flow rate of water used for washing via the drum filter has an even greater impact on the concentration in the large slurry tank. Due to design considerations, the concentration in the smaller tanks affects the concentration at the inlet of the high-pressure slurry pump more rapidly! Masters of Haichuan, have you ever encountered such idiotic gameplay?
I’ve encountered them; many of them prefer to take a safe approach, even if it means doing unnecessary work
How should this be solved? Following the guidance of Friend Wang Hai, this is more or less what we’ll do\ud83d\ude2d\ud83d\ude2d