Thermocouple for preheating in water-coal slurry gasifier

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Just before feeding material into the gasifier after it has been preheated, the thermocouple used for preheating needs to be removed, and then the process thermocouple should be installed in its place. Or replace the process burner. The replacement process should take some time; although measures such as maintaining a slight negative pressure inside the furnace are taken, there are safety concerns, as it may involve physical tasks like working at heights and removing slag, as well as exposure to high temperatures or flammable gases. How can these issues be addressed on site?

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