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How to determine the burner gap while a Texaco gasifier is in operation!

2012-01-12View Original

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During the operation of a Texaco gasifier, after the burners have been in use for some time, the gaps between them increase! How to determine whether the gap has widened and whether it is necessary to replace the burner?
Reply #22012-01-12
Check the burner pressure difference! There’s also the composition of syngas

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