Blockage issue in the slag discharge system of the calcium carbide slag storage tank

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In dry acetylene production plants, calcium carbide slag with a moisture content of 8% must be stored in a dedicated storage tank, where it is typically kept for about 24 hours； Since the temperature of calcium carbide slag is generally between 80 and 95 degrees, condensation water is formed during storage. When dry calcium carbide slag absorbs moisture, it may clump together. The calcium carbide slag at the bottom of the storage tank may be compressed by the weight of the slag above it, leading to clumping and blocking the outlet of the tank, thereby preventing the slag from being discharged properly from the bottom of the tank. Please discuss ways to solve this problem; thank you! This post was last edited by yhpsxj on 2009-3-27 18:52.]

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