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Quench chamber level

2011-11-05View Original

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In the Texaco gasifier, the liquid level in the quench chamber remains very low during full-load operation, staying between 38 and 44. The quench water volume is 400 cubic meters, while the amount of wastewater generated is 180 cubic meters. Increasing the amount of quench water does not raise the liquid level; instead, it leads to severe water contamination in the gasifier. Gentlemen, please analyze the reasons and suggest how to deal with it.
Reply #22011-11-05
The phenomenon mentioned above is quite common in Texaco gasification processes. The following points are provided for reference: 1. Generally, the load is increased too quickly; try to increase it more slowly. 2. The liquid level should not be raised too rapidly either – increase it slowly. 3. The thermal load on the system is too high. 4. The water quality in the system is poor; improve the water quality in the system
Reply #32011-11-05
A liquid level of 40 is already quite high under full-load operation; therefore, increasing the amount of cooling water will inevitably result in water entrainment. I wonder what your full capacity is?
Reply #42011-11-05
Reply to 3# Gasification laborers 90 cubic meters

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