How to reasonably reduce the temperature of the quenching water?
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Our plant uses the Texaco gasification process – what temperature should the quench water be maintained at? Why does the water before entering the washing tower need to be heated again after descaling? Isn’t it better to use cold water with a lower temperature? I seek advice from all the seniors!
If the temperature drops, won’t that take away all the heat load from the furnace? Wouldn’t that mean an increase in oxygen consumption?
Thank you. The temperature of the graywater in both systems at full load is higher than normal, and liquid is already present; yet the management refuses to reduce the load. What should I do?
Quenching water effect: Ensures uniform liquid distribution in the downcomer and prevents burnout of the downcomer； Gas washing, dust removal, temperature reduction ； Provides saturated steam, etc. “When it comes to \"quenching water,\" one should not focus only on the name \"quenching\" – its actual functions need to be considered as well. Temperature is just one aspect; other functions must also be ensured to be adequate.
The temperature of the quench water has virtually no significant impact on the latent heat of the syngas in the gasification furnace, and its effect on the thermal balance is minimal.
Cold dish~~~~~~~ What do you mean by something with liquid? The temperature of the high-pressure graywater hasn’t been very high lately! What liquid are you talking about?
OK hehe, are you busy at work today?