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Collecter pressure

2019-04-30View Original

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It hasn’t been taken out of the furnace for a long time (over 48 hours), and the pressure in the gas collection pipe can’t be maintained; it’s low. How can the pressure in the gas collection pipe be kept?
Reply #22019-04-30
Lowering the blower speed, enabling the large circulation mode, or reducing the blower inlet valve all work
Reply #32019-05-01
The fan has stopped running; in other words, all the equipment has ceased to function. Due to planned major maintenance, including the replacement of gas pipelines and the cleaning of tower equipment.
Reply #42019-05-02
Maintain pressure with steam; if the coking time exceeds 48 hours, close the rising pipe valve and reduce the valve opening of the negative pressure pipeline
Reply #52019-05-22
Add more steam inside; there’s no other way. If possible, cover the upper part of the gas collection pipe with asbestos cloth to prevent excessive heat loss. High steam consumption.

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