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(Daily Question) Coal-to-oil and olefins forum, February 2, 2018

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3.jpg Participation: Prize of 5 Wealth; Correct answer: Reward of 10 wealth points ; Note: This post is valid for 48 hours. Question: What is the function of the hot well in the turbine condenser of the (DMTO) olefin separation unit? The function of the hot well is to collect a certain amount of condensate water, ensuring that the condensate pumps do not run out of water immediately when the load is reduced, thus allowing them to operate properly. Its effective volume should be the amount of condensate water accumulated within 1–3 minutes! Note: The answer will be announced automatically in two days!
Reply #22018-02-02
Collecting condensate water is beneficial for the proper operation of the condensate pump.
Reply #32018-02-03
Collect condensate water to ensure the operation of the condensate pump. The condenser water level is monitored through hot water wells to prevent subcooling of the condensate or a drop in vacuum due to excessive water levels, which could affect safe and economic operation. In addition, a vacuum deoxidization device is installed in the hot water well to perform primary deoxidization.
Reply #42018-02-03
Collect condensate water to ensure the operation of the condensate pump. The condenser water level is monitored through hot water wells to prevent subcooling of the condensate or a drop in vacuum due to excessive water levels, which could affect safe and economic operation. In addition, a vacuum deoxidization device is installed in the hot water well to perform primary deoxidization.
Reply #52018-02-03
Hot well. In general, it refers to the sump at the bottom of the condenser where the condensed water is collected. Its function is to collect condensed water. And it provides a certain static head for the condensate pump.
Reply #62018-02-03
Collect condensate water to ensure the operation of the condensate pump. The condenser water level is monitored through hot water wells to prevent subcooling of the condensate or a drop in vacuum due to excessive water levels, which could affect safe and economic operation. In addition, a vacuum deoxidization device is installed in the hot water well to perform primary deoxidization.
Reply #72018-02-03
The function of the hot well is to collect a certain amount of condensate water, ensuring that the condensate pumps do not run out of water immediately when the load is reduced, thus allowing them to operate properly. Its effective volume should be the amount of condensate water accumulated within 1–3 minutes!
Reply #82018-02-03
Answer: The function of a hot well is to collect a certain amount of condensate water, ensuring that the condensate pumps do not run out of water immediately when the load is reduced, thus allowing them to operate properly. Its effective volume should be the amount of condensate water accumulated within 1–3 minutes
Reply #92018-02-03
The function of the hot well is to collect a certain amount of condensate water, ensuring that the condensate pumps do not run out of water immediately when the load is reduced, thus allowing them to operate properly. Its effective volume should be the amount of condensate water accumulated within 1–3 minutes
Reply #102018-02-03
The function of the hot well is to collect a certain amount of condensate water, ensuring that the condensate pumps do not run out of water immediately when the load is reduced, thus allowing them to operate properly. Its effective volume should be the amount of condensate water accumulated within 1–3 minutes
Reply #112018-02-03
Function of the hot well in a turbine condenser: 1. Collecting condensed water. 2. Provide a certain static head for the condensate pump

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