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Criticized by thunder

2010-09-07View Original

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Due to lightning outside, an erroneous signal caused the burner cooling water to be turned off by mistake. This was a chain shutdown of the gasifier. In fact, the valve was not closed. How is your gasifier protected from lightning?
Reply #22010-09-07
When designing for electrical professionals, lightning protection measures such as lightning rods can be taken
Reply #32010-09-07
In this case, the signal should be interfered. The three-choice two interlock of the burner cooling water shut-off valve on our ESD is missing. We are not afraid of this interference.
Reply #42010-09-08
I have seen a gasification device. All equipment in the entire frame has grounding wires to prevent lightning strikes.
Reply #52010-09-08
The entire frame seems to be integrated with the steel frame, which is connected to the ground. Hahaha
Reply #62010-09-08
It’s really not the case. Part of it is a steel structure frame, and part of it is made of reinforced concrete, so some equipment cannot be grounded.
Reply #72010-09-08
The fifth floor should be talking about the device that was struck by lightning.

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