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Will the water film inside the downcomer flow evenly?

2011-05-29View Original

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Under the influence of its own gravity and the syngas flowing downstream, could the water film in the downcomer become discontinuous in certain areas?
Reply #22011-05-29
There is some pressure that prevents the water from flowing downward; generally, as long as there is no blockage, there will be no interruption in the flow. If you observe the water film in person, it will be easier to understand
Reply #32011-05-30
Under normal conditions, the water film should be uniform, with a thickness of 6–8 mm; otherwise, local high temperatures can cause damage to the downcomer

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