Effect of quench chamber liquid level changes on the lock hopper temperature
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This post was last edited by rarellma on 2017-6-29 at 20:28. It is assumed that the furnace temperature and load remain constant, the lockhopper circulation rate stays unchanged, and there are no valve leaks
There is no impact; the increase in the temperature of the lock hopper is due to the heat generated by the coarse slag. Water simply circulates within the lock hopper and at the bottom of the cone in the quenching chamber, and it has nothing to do with the liquid level in the quenching chamber