I would like to ask what the purpose of installing high-temperature thermocouples in a four-nozzle opposed-type gasification furnace is
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Texaco installs two thermocouples that are perpendicular to each other in two planes, allowing it to determine the length of the flame as well as whether there is flame deflection. But the four nozzles are arranged in a spiral upward pattern, with each pair being perpendicular to the others. I wonder what the purpose of this setting is, and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
I understand that the drama is about detecting impact flow streams
The original poster didn’t clarify the question – is it to measure the length of the flame using a high-temperature thermocouple? Haven’t heard of it. It’s as if you’ve lit a candle inside the furnace – there’s also a flame length to consider; the furnace is full of fire, so of course what’s measured is the temperature of the furnace