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Issues regarding the three-stage sealing of catalytic smoke extractors

2011-05-16View Original

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The three-stage sealing of catalytic flue gas turbines: How are the pressures of flue gas, steam, and air configured? The regulations only mention values that are slightly higher or slightly lower; do any of you have more precise expressions for this?
Reply #22011-05-29
Why isn’t anyone offering any help? It seems like this question was asked in a poor way
Reply #32012-11-09
It is generally required that the differential pressure between sealed steam and flue gas be greater than 7 KPa; in actual operation, this value is set a bit higher.
Reply #42012-11-09
Are you using comb-tooth sealing or honeycomb sealing?
Reply #52012-11-09
Generally, there is no standard pressure difference; as long as the flue gas does not leak, that’s sufficient. As for the lubricating oil used for sealing, a small amount is enough. The key factor is the quality of the comb-tooth seal
Reply #62012-11-10
It should be slightly higher at each stage, by about 0.01 MPa, to ensure proper sealing at each level

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