Why is a baffle designed at the inlet of the quench water pump?

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Why is a baffle designed at the inlet of the quench water pump for the gasifier quench ring? What is its function?? I’d like to ask everyone for advice

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Reply #32009-04-10

I just read the article recommended above and found it very useful. The baffle functions as a flow guide wall, preventing adverse flow conditions such as deflection, backflow, and vortices in the fluid at the pump inlet, which could otherwise cause cavitation or increase pump vibration.

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