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Let’s discuss what the maximum operating time for the burners in coal water slurry gasifiers is. We have managed to use them for up to 62 days!
The service life of the burners used in the vaporization furnaces by the original poster is relatively short, usually around 3 to 6 months. The burners produced by the 11th Aerospace Research Institute are of relatively high quality in China.
The service life of a burner cannot be determined solely based on the number of days; it must be considered in light of actual conditions such as operating pressure, skill level of the operators, and differences in coal types. The operating pressure you mentioned for 150 days, or even 6 months, is only 4MP; the value for the original poster might be 6.5MP. This post was last edited by shenyuyan on 2009-2-3 11:04.]
The maximum service life of a Texaco gasification burner is around 90 days; with the four-nozzle gasification technology, the burner’s lifespan is generally 60 to 90 days! This post was last edited by Qingfeng Yao Mingyue on 2009-2-3 09:16.]
It is said to be useful for up to 180 days. With technology being so advanced these days, I don’t think this is a bottleneck issue!
The service life of the burner is related to factors such as process operation, coal type, selected materials, and maintenance. It's better to compare similar devices.
We are 65-kilogram furnaces, typically used for 2-3 months