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It is said that there are problems with the gasifiers in Yinchuan, Ningxia, which use GSP technology, and they require major repairs. I wonder how the situation with the problem is?
Could you provide more details? Where does the message come from? The need for major repairs means there is a problem with some critical component
What went wrong? Could it be that the water wall has been damaged again?
Reply to 4# nande2010: Do you mean the burner by combustion burner? What is the difference between a GSP burner and a water-coal slurry burner?
Is Ningmei’s GSP the first of its kind in China? Relatively speaking, there are more problems with pulverized coal during the trial operation phase, which also helps us gain experience. After running for a while, there will be far fewer problems
Some time ago, the forum was filled with discussions about problems with the ignition cable of the GSP, which prevented it from igniting. I wonder if the original poster is referring to this issue?
Strong interest here... is there anyone from Ningxia Coal? Show yourself! Logically, combined burners are used in aerospace applications, so there shouldn’t be any problems.
Reply to 9# wangyq341: What does it have to do with aerospace? I’m talking about GSP!
The GSP burners used by Ningxia Coal are originally imported from Siemens in Germany, and have nothing to do with space furnaces.