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Could everyone help analyze this? In our plant, for gasifiers A and B, with Loader A operating at a capacity of 29 M3/h and gasifier B at 33 M3/h, the liquid level in gasifier A is 37% while it is 45% in gasifier B
I think the liquid level is primarily determined by the temperature of the gasification furnace and its heat capacity; a higher temperature along with a thicker gasification layer result in an increased load. Temperature has a significant impact on the quality of gasification, and it is only at an appropriate temperature that the load increases after the formation of the gasification layer. When the load increases, heat transfer rises; from a safety perspective, for the same furnace, it is necessary to raise the liquid level when the load is high in order to avoid excessive water addition.
What is the vaporization layer? I’m not quite sure about this question