Pulling out the gasification burner
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A few days ago, I saw in another company’s operating procedures that after shutting down the vaporization unit, the burners should be immediately immersed in an alkaline solution. We have never done this in our daily operations. Please, experts, help us understand – what happens when it is placed in an alkaline solution?
I’ve heard of it for the first time too; I hope someone with more experience can give me some advice
Without these requirements, does that mean your coal is high-sulfur coal? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I don’t think so; there’s no such provision in our regulations. Since the burner has just been removed, there shouldn’t be any acidic substances on it. How could it react with alkali solutions?
Yeah, there really is such a saying; we don’t know what its meaning is either However, we really haven’t seen this done during our previous training. . .