Layout of gasification pressure measurement points
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May I ask how the enclosures for gasification and the pressure measurement points for flue gas are arranged? What are everyone’s thoughts?
Why isn’t anyone answering? Is no one able to solve it? ? ? ? ?
The pressure gauge should be installed in a section of the pipe where the medium being measured flows in a straight line; it should not be placed at bends, forks, dead ends, or other areas where vortices are likely to form. When measuring the pressure of a flowing medium, the pressure-taking point should be positioned perpendicular to the direction of flow, and any burrs from drilling must be removed. When measuring liquid pressure, the pressure-taking point should be located at the lower part of the pipe to prevent gas from accumulating in the pressure conduit. When measuring gas pressure, the pressure-taking point should be located at the upper part of the pipe to prevent liquid from accumulating in the pressure conduit. Basic common sense
Specifically, what do you want to know? For GE coal-water slurry gasification furnaces, it is necessary to measure the pressure in the furnace vessel and the pressure of the raw gas; the operating condition inside the furnace is determined based on this pressure difference, and interlock devices are installed for this purpose
Shell’s. The pressure between its outer shell and the inner liner.