Why are the pressure settings for dust-containing gas water and oil-containing gas water entering the expander different in a Luchie furnace?

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This post was last edited by lflsedin on 2012-9-21 at 15:43. Why are the pressure settings different for dust-containing gas water and oil-containing gas water when they enter the expander?

Reply #22012-09-21

Dusty gas water comes from gasification, while oily gas water comes from shift cooling; their pressures are different.

Reply #32012-09-21

Then why is the pressure of the dust-containing gas and water high, while the pressure set by the control valve is low? The pressure of oil, gas, and water is low; why is the pressure setting for the control valve higher than that for dusty substances?

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