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Seeking help with burner issues

2018-08-10View Original

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Low pressure at the outlet of the water washing tower, high level in the burner cooling water tank, and high temperature at the outlet of the burner cooling water – why does this cause the inlet and outlet valves for the burner cooling water to open? ? ?
Reply #22018-08-10
Is it a control valve or a manual valve? In the case of a control valve, pay attention to that circuit; the setting is likely related to the high temperature of the burner, so increasing the amount of cooling water is necessary~~
Reply #32018-08-10
This post was last edited by kyr on 2018-8-10 17:09. The problem description is not detailed enough; the pressure in the scrubber is related to the pressures in the system and the systems downstream. Could a high level of water in the burner cooling tank, combined with a high temperature at the outlet of the burner cooling water, cause the inlet and outlet valves of the burner to open? Under normal circumstances, when a process burner is installed, its cooling water must be turned on, and the inlet and outlet manual valves as well as the inlet and outlet isolation valves must all be in the open position.

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