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Replacement cycle for the large gear ring, grate, and closed-drive assembly in gas generators

2008-01-15View Original

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The large gear rings and slide ball bearings used in our current Φ2600mm gas generation furnaces sometimes need to be replaced within less than a year, while the furnace grates can last for 2 years; the closed-drive system starts leaking after just half a year. I would like to ask everyone, how long can yours be used before it needs to be replaced?
Reply #22008-01-15
For our 3-meter U.G.I gas stoves, the regular maintenance interval is generally 2 years for batch-type stoves; The service life of the oxygen-enriched furnace is 1 year. Slide way balls and grate bars generally last for two major maintenance cycles ; Some large gear rings have one cycle, but there are those that have been used for two cycles. Based on the information you provided: the main reasons are excessive temperature under the furnace, issues with the material of the spare parts, or high corrosivity of the circulating water used
Reply #32008-01-21
We use similar cycles.
Reply #42008-01-22
The large gear rings, grates, and closed-drive assemblies of gas generation furnaces typically last 2 to 3 years. However, through thorough research, our company has implemented technical upgrades that involve replacing them with suspended large gear rings; these gear rings hang at the bottom of the gas generation furnace, thereby being protected from corrosion caused by high temperatures and steam, and their lifespan is 3 to 5 years. This approach offers good economic benefits, so we hope everyone will take note of this innovation when carrying out technical upgrades! ! !

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