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Gasification furnace

2017-09-23View Original

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There are cracks in the welds of the quench chamber of the gasifier, and the edges of those welds show some corrosion. What is the cause?
Reply #22017-09-24
Specifically, on the furnace wall itself or on the furnace internals?
Reply #32017-09-25
Is the weld here a weld on the internal component? Still the cylinder weld? Is it the weld at the connection between the internal components and the cylinder? If it’s a cylinder weld, then you’re in big trouble. OP, what type of vaporization do you guys use? Which company makes the gasification furnace?
Reply #42017-09-25
Cracks in welds are mostly caused by deflagration during the feeding process of the gasification furnace. Welds are divided into transverse and longitudinal types
Reply #52017-09-25
Such matters require extra caution; the equipment should be thoroughly inspected. Analyze the causes and assess whether the equipment can continue to be used.

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