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Who has experience in operating the S1501 machine without stopping production after a fracture occurs?

2012-04-16View Original

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Who has experience in operating the S1501 without stopping production after a fracture? What are the harms?
Reply #22012-04-17
There is experience in identifying damaged clusters, thereby maintaining operation for over a month. Since it requires meticulous monitoring, and there is a high degree of uncertainty regarding the ability to eliminate ash leakage in a short period of time, it is not recommended to continue operating when it is clear that the amount of ash entering the washing process has increased significantly. This could lead to greater difficulties in subsequent processing, making it counterproductive.

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