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I heard that Wison, Hualu Hengsheng, and Phoenix have all experienced bulges recently. It seems to be a troubled period. Can these factories share the reasons and how to deal with them, so as to help improve China's coal gasification level? Which other factory has done this before? Can you describe it?
Can you tell me what a bulge is? What causes a bulge? What are the consequences?
What causes this? Can you tell me more specifically? ? ?
What does bulge mean? Is it a professional term?
Back upstairs, the bulge is a big bulge on the steel shell, haha, literal interpretation
Isn’t there a temperature measuring point on the outer shell? Will the police be called if something goes wrong?
There seems to be no bubbling in Phoenix, but the furnace wall is damaged.
The vault of Huaihua No. 3 Plant burned through at the end of last year. This is the on-site surveillance video. You can take a look. http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=682337309
Take another look at this post, it’s the one the original poster mentioned and there are pictures http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-679454-1-1.htmlhttp://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-679454-1-1.html
What the poster said is not quite accurate. It is said that there is still 30mm left in the furnace wall of the combustion chamber of a company in Mushi Town. The company in Huainan, Anhui has a furnace top that is burned through. There is also a company in Nanjing. It is not clear whether the furnace is burned through. There is a company in Shandong that has a bulge in the quench chamber. There is a family gasifier in Yulin recently.* * , these are strictly controlled and blocked by manufacturers.