Is the flush water for the gasifier level gauge always on?
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Is the flush water for the gasifier level gauge always on? Is the flush water for the gasifier level gauge always on?
For the flushing water used for level gauges, two flushing methods can be chosen depending on the actual circumstances. The first method is continuous flushing; this approach requires more water for flushing. Since water enters the system, external drainage is needed to maintain balance. Therefore, if continuous flushing is used for all level gauge flushing purposes, the amount of waste water that needs to be discharged externally will also increase accordingly； The second method is intermittent flushing, which involves flushing at regular intervals. Both methods are adopted by various units, depending on the actual operating conditions
Based on the actual flushing results, magnetic float level gauges do not achieve very good outcomes even after continuous flushing; double-flange level gauges, on the other hand, perform well whether flushed intermittently or continuously. I’m curious to know how other organizations find these devices to perform I hope fellow netizens will kindly offer their guidance!
Ours is operated intermittently.
The level flushing water is usually kept on. But if the operation cycle of the gasifier is not very long, if the condition of the gasifier is well controlled and scaling in the quench chamber is minimal, it’s okay not to turn it on
It usually runs at a low flow rate, and it gets clogged after not too long; it then needs to be cleaned during repairs