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Burner pressure difference

2009-02-20View Original

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May I ask, what kind of pressure difference does the burner pressure difference in Texaco technology refer to? Thank you! ! !
Reply #22009-02-20
It is the pressure difference between the slurry pump outlet and the gasifier.
Reply #32009-02-20
Strictly speaking, it is not the outlet of the slurry pump, but rather the pressure of the slurry after it reaches the furnace tip minus the pressure in the gasification furnace.
Reply #42009-02-22
It is the pressure difference between the coal slurry burner and the combustion chamber. However, many manufacturers install them on the 8th floor due to installation reasons
Reply #52009-02-22
It should refer to the pressure difference of the coal slurry at the furnace head and in the combustion chamber
Reply #62009-02-22
It should be the pressure difference between the coal slurry and the combustion chamber
Reply #72009-02-22
Strictly speaking, it should be the difference between the slurry pressure before entering the furnace and the pressure in the gasifier.
Reply #82009-02-26
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