Texaco process quench chamber issue!
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In the Texaco process, the quench chamber is equipped with an upward tube and a downward tube, and there is a liquid level in this chamber. During production, which of these two tubes has a higher liquid level and which one has a lower one? Why? Will the liquid level fluctuate?
Look at the slag port pressure difference and the direction of gas flow; this issue should be easy to understand, right? The pressure is high in the downcomer, causing gas to flow downward; based on pressure equilibrium, it must be that the liquid level is high in the upcomer. If the slag port pressure difference fluctuates, then the liquid levels at these two locations will also fluctuate: if the pressure difference increases, the liquid level in the downcomer decreases while the liquid level in the upcomer increases.
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