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What causes the cracks in the expansion joints of the catalytic light oil feed slant tubes?

2011-10-25View Original

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Our plant is equipped with a catalytic dual lift tube dual settler unit; it has been in operation for half a year now. When the light oil lift tube was brought into flow, the expansion joint in the light oil feed line leaked. What is the cause? ? ? Could someone give me some advice? ?
Reply #22011-10-25
Leakages in expansion joints generally occur mainly on the flue gas pipeline, with sulfur corrosion being the primary cause, whereas the raw slurry tubes are lined. According to you, it’s a leakage that occurs during startup fluidization; it should be an expansion issue
Reply #32011-10-25
It may be due to the fact that the operation has been going on for a short time, it was left unattended for too long, and also because of the rapid increase in temperature
Reply #42011-11-25
It’s likely that the wrong material was used for the bellows.
Reply #52011-11-26
First, the material and quality of the expansion joint itself need to be considered; Another issue is the rate of temperature increase and decrease during the operation.

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