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Which one resets first after the catalytic main air self-protection action and the unit self-protection action?

2010-04-25View Original

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Which one resets first after both the catalytic main air self-protection and the unit self-protection systems activate? Why?
Reply #22010-04-26
1. Confirm that the conditions for introducing main air are met, and confirm that the conditions for activating the main air self-protection system are satisfied; 2. First, restore the low-flow protection for the main fan or the fault protection of the main fan unit; then restore the differential pressure protection for the two reactors; next, restore the pressurization air protection for the regenerator sleeve; afterward, restore the feed protection; and finally, restore the pressurization air protection for external heat extraction
Reply #32010-04-26
Reason: It is related to the order of commencement; you should know the order of commencement, right!
Reply #42010-04-26
The previous answer seems to not have understood the question properly; I’m sorry. A book I read said that either low flow of the main air supply or the unit’s fault protection mechanism should be activated first, so it seems that either option would work.
Reply #52010-04-26
Of course, it’s necessary to first restore feed self-protection. Otherwise, the steam pressure cannot be maintained, and the catalyst will undergo significant thermal degradation. There’s no need to rush to restore the main air supply; it can be restored before starting up! !
Reply #62010-04-26
The process self-protection function must be reset first; otherwise, the unit’s self-protection cannot be reset, which is a requirement for safety.
Reply #72010-04-26
The low main air flow and the unit should operate simultaneously, right? The two are inseparable! When putting it into operation, the unit’s self-protection system should be activated first to protect the unit. Self-protection should be activated as soon as the unit starts operating, and it should only be put into use once normal production is achieved through the process self-protection mechanism
Reply #82010-04-26
1. First, restore the main air self-protection system. 2. Self-protection of the two devices; 3. Self-protection of the raw materials. Since main air flow self-protection is the highest level of self-protection, only once this is restored can the self-protection of the raw materials be ensured. You can find out by looking at the logic diagram for self-protection.
Reply #92010-04-26
1. First, restore the main air self-protection system. 2. Self-protection of the two devices; 3. Self-protection of the raw materials. Since main air flow self-protection is the highest level of self-protection, only once this is restored can the self-protection of the raw materials be ensured. You can find out by looking at the logic diagram for self-protection.

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