A problem with the burner?
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This post was last edited by adsl121 on 2010-7-8 21:47. Where are the nozzles used in the sulfur production process generally manufactured? What are the requirements? Such as: manufacturing process, material, length and hole size, installation angle, etc.
This post was last edited by adsl121 on 2010-7-8 21:47. It seems there are quite a few manufacturers, such as Luoyang Ruichang, Luoyang Xinpu, Xi’an No. 11 Institute, etc. Shell is carbon steel, burner is Cr25Ni20.
Our acid gas burners use Duiker, with materials of AISI316L+AISI310S. Precautions during operation: 1. Never operate the burner when the air pressure is below 0.1 kPa, as this may cause backfire. 2. The igniter, viewports, flame scanner, and the pipes connected to the spare interfaces all have purging ports; before operating the burner, these components as well as the pipes connected to the spare interfaces should be purged to prevent blackening. 3. Thoroughly purge before ignition
1. Never operate the burner at an air pressure lower than 0.1 kPa, as this may cause backfire. Upstairs, may I ask if these are data provided by the manufacturer?
Reply to 4# Ye Feng: As for Duke’s burner, it’s according to the manufacturer’s data
It is recommended to use the Duke version, as it has a high degree of automation, includes a specific ignition procedure, and offers a high level of safety