Does increasing the frequency of the vibrator in a Shell gasifier have a significant impact on the gasifier?
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The vibrator in a Shell gasifier is used to remove ash accumulation. When more ash builds up, one method is to increase the vibration frequency of the vibrator; however, could an increased vibration frequency have adverse effects on the gasifier? Thank you. This post was last edited by shanxg on 2009-2-28 22:57.]
Increasing the striking frequency of the striker, including enlarging the amplitude of the strikes, are effective ways to reduce dust and deposits on the inner wall. To date, no reports of damage to the inner wall have been seen, so there should be no major issues
Increasing the striking frequency of the hammer or raising the pressure of the vibrator can affect the service life of the cylinder; our company has encountered such situations!
Does anyone know how Shell users in China use the rammers? For example: the tapping frequency, amplitude, and timing of use.