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Does the FCC riser require manholes?

2010-10-20View Original

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Are there access holes on industrial lift pipes? If the fire-resistant layer peels off, how can people enter to carry out repairs?
Reply #22010-10-20
Reply: There is a manhole on the lift pipe of 1# cluster.
Reply #32010-10-20
There must be a manhole; our company uses scaffolding to get in and clean it
Reply #42010-10-20
An access hatch is required to allow entry for cleaning and maintenance
Reply #52010-10-20
It depends on the processing capacity of the device. For some small devices, the inner diameter of the lift pipe is quite small – how can manholes be installed? If the inner diameter of the riser cannot be seen, it can be calculated back based on the processing capacity

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