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What causes bulging in a gasification furnace?
What does that mean? Does it refer to overheating of the gasifier furnace wall? If so, the bulging of the furnace wall is already quite severe! The wall temperature of that furnace is already very high; it’s impossible to wait until bulging occurs – an emergency shutdown is necessary!
Our gasifier is bulging, but I can’t just talk about the specific situation
I’ve heard of bubbling in boilers and gas generators, and bubbling in gasification furnaces is indeed a bit strange – even overheating of the furnace walls doesn’t cause bubbling. The original poster was vague and didn’t make things clear, so it’s impossible to guess
The basic situation is that the furnace bricks are damaged, allowing gas to leak out and come into direct contact with the outer wall of the furnace; as a result, the wall heats up and swells. We’re not sure yet whether it’s the high pressure difference in the gasification furnace that causes the tray to deform and shift, thereby pulling the furnace bricks out of their positions, or if it’s a problem related to the construction of the furnace itself. I’m just a low-ranking employee; I don’t have access to any confidential information
Where exactly is it? How do you carry out furnace drying? Was it because the refractory bricks already had cracks at that time, combined with the operating pressure of the furnace and improper control of temperature?
There should be an alarm for the furnace wall temperature! What about the operator? If it is confirmed to be a genuine alarm, an emergency stop should be initiated! Independent of anything else, safety first!
It’s possible to check whether there are any problems with the water circulation system.
Bulging in the gasifier. **! The relevant monitoring parameters should not remain unchanged, right? Where has the sense of responsibility gone! :L :L :L
The cause of the bulge must be found out! I also hope the moderator can provide detailed information!
If the original poster is referring to gasification in a fixed-bed gasifier, it is likely caused by a lack of water in the jacket; The water-coal slurry gasifier issue is likely caused by cross-current.