Gasifier burner
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This post was last edited by nhwangliang on 2010-2-28 at 17:01. The operating time of the vaporizer burner is not long, but sand holes appear in the cooling water coil. Is this related to the operating conditions of the process, or is it due to inadequate maintenance?
Have you considered aspects such as materials?
It is related, but I think it’s mainly a material issue
It has nothing to do with the operation; the issue mainly lies in the material of the burner coil. We have encountered similar problems before, and the key is to choose a reliable supplier for the coils and ensure high quality
Lack of proper control over material quality is the main factor! It is also necessary to consider whether there are any issues with the operation
It’s mainly a problem with the material of the burner coil
If it’s sand holes, it’s related to the material; if the coil burns through, it’s related to process control
There are sand holes in the cooling water coil of the gasifier burner; this has nothing to do with the operating conditions of the process, but rather results from inadequate maintenance.
Sand formation in the burner cooling water coil is a very troublesome issue; even with high-quality materials and reputable manufacturers, it’s not possible to guarantee complete absence of problems. The key lies in our own oversight – so how can we ensure proper control? Pressure test? Flaw detection?