Selection of high-temperature cyclone dust removal unloading devices
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I want to know what type of discharge valve is used in the cyclone dust collectors for coal gasification. Here, the operating temperature of the cyclone is 500°C; it is essential that the valve has excellent airtightness to prevent leaks of process gases and the entry of air into the system
Previously, in the fluidized bed reactor at 475 degrees Celsius, we used anti-backflow cones for the primary material leg, while wing valves were used for the secondary and tertiary legs
What is the airtightness of this anti-toppling cone? Could you provide some photos as reference? There’s also that flap valve; I’ve never seen it. My contact is Penguin 418854736
First, take a look at your equipment; generally, there is a waste tank below the cyclone separator. This waste tank is usually under positive pressure, and there is a discharge valve below it – in some of our units, there are two gate valves.
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