Texaco burner
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Now it has been determined that the Texaco burner coil has been burned out and the chain trip has not been triggered. Does the burner cooling water need to be passed through during the planned shutdown? What impact does it have on the use of refractory bricks in gasifiers?
It is best not to pass cooling water. If the cooling coil is seriously damaged, a large amount of water entering the gasifier will cause great damage to the refractory bricks.
It has been determined that the Texaco burner coil is burned out and the chain trip is not triggered. During the parking process, it is best to stop using the burner cooling water, otherwise water will enter the refractory bricks.
When parking, close the front and rear valves of the burner cooling water.
Generally, the cooling water flow rate of the nozzle is set in a chain. If it is lower than a certain value, the machine will trip.