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Practical Exercise on Purification Technology Version [016]

2017-07-26View Original

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How to adjust a faulty gas flow meter? When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #22017-07-26
When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #32017-07-26
When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #42017-07-26
When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #52017-07-26
It can be adjusted according to process parameters, such as reaction temperature and reaction pressure.
Reply #62017-07-26
The gas flow meter operates on the principle of traditional differential pressure flow meters, offering advantages such as durability, practicality, and a long service life. It also features high measurement accuracy and good stability. Flow measurement instruments used for measuring various gas flow rates; a complete gas flow meter system consists of a flow sensor (elbow sensor), an intelligent LCD display unit, temperature and pressure compensation components, as well as valve assemblies. Suitable for the measurement of various types of clean, contaminated, and corrosive coal gases; typical applications include the measurement of gas streams such as blast furnace gas, coke oven gas, and producer gas. Under normal use, the common causes of failure are as follows: 1. The most frequent issue is that the gas does not pass through the flow meter, resulting in no counting by the counter. The reasons for this phenomenon include: (1) Blockage of the filter or filter screen, which prevents the gas from passing through the flow meter. (2) Foreign objects (such as welding slag, sand particles, rust, grease, etc.) enter the metering chamber, causing the natural gas to get stuck. (3) Bearing wear causes the natural gas shaft to sink. 2. The gas supply is normal. 3. A natural gas flow meter equipped with an intelligent flow integrator. 4. There are leaks at the sealed parts of the flow meter
Reply #72017-07-26
When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #82017-07-26
I don’t understand what the original poster means. How to adjust which unit. For the transformation, it is adjusted according to the bed temperature
Reply #92017-07-26
When the gas flow meter fails, the amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted by changes in the temperature of the converter.
Reply #102017-07-26
The amount of gas fed into the furnace is determined and adjusted based on changes in system pressure, or it can also be adjusted according to changes in the temperature of the shift converter

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