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Forms of water seals and situations where water seals are needed

2009-03-19View Original

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The tower exhaust emission system should be equipped with a water seal tank. After the condenser, a U-shaped water seal tube is required to ensure gas-liquid separation. What other occasions require a water seal? What type of water seal is needed? I would appreciate your advice.
Reply #22009-03-19
I have made CO water seals, some open and some closed. The water seal of large pipes can also be used as a shut-off valve.
Reply #32009-03-19
This post was last edited by me108924 on 2009-6-27 at 13:32. There are also other areas where leakage needs to be prevented; among those I’m familiar with are the rising pipes of coke ovens and the feed inlets for dry quenching of coke. Since a slight positive pressure exists in these areas, a liquid level of 10–20 mm is sufficient.
Reply #42009-03-19
Anaerobic digestion reactors sometimes also have water seals to prevent oxygen from entering.
Reply #52009-03-20
A water seal needs to be installed when producing water gas
Reply #62009-03-20
Water seals are suitable for use in areas with low pressure, where the medium is toxic, and where negative pressure must be avoided.
Reply #72009-03-20
Generally speaking, U-tube water seals are used in applications with low pressures, typically in situations where the pressure difference between the inside and outside is less than 20 KPA (either positive or negative pressure). Its advantage is simple sealing; no additional pressure regulating valves or level control valves are required, and a pump can also be saved. This post was last edited by comm_zhang on 2009-3-20 10:57.]
Reply #82009-03-20
The tower exhaust emission system should be equipped with a water seal tank. After the condenser, a U-shaped water seal tube is required to ensure gas-liquid separation. What other occasions require a water seal? What type of water seal is needed? If the operating pressure of the equipment is slightly higher than atmospheric pressure, a water seal must be installed for venting or discharge. This can be achieved using a water seal tank or a U-tube; both serve to maintain stable pressure inside the equipment. Additionally, the U-tube helps to keep a certain liquid level in place – in other words, the liquid level inside the equipment will not rise above the highest point of the U-tube.
Reply #92009-03-20
The purpose of installing a water seal is to prevent gas from passing through. Typically, a water seal is installed in situations where it is necessary to prevent toxic or foul-smelling gases. :lol
Reply #102015-01-07
I used to have a steam boiler here... with a water seal for rust prevention... it was just filled up...
Reply #112015-01-08
The tank under the torch is sometimes also equipped with a water seal to prevent backfire
Reply #122015-01-08
Water seals, their application on gas tanks. Sealing effect. There’s also the sealing water on the pump, which serves a flushing purpose
Reply #132021-03-31
I remember when I was a child, taking baths in a basin – even the smell of flatulence could be detected
Reply #142021-11-09
What does it mean when this water seal is open or closed, sir?
Reply #152021-11-25
The isolation water seal of the furnace is what separates it from other furnaces.

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