The influence of the diameter of the quench chamber on the liquid level
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This post was last edited by Zuoshe Daopang on April 28, 2012, at 16:57. As we all know, the liquid level in the quench chamber is quite important during the operation of the gasification system; generally, efforts are made to keep this level as stable as possible. There are many factors that can cause significant fluctuations in the liquid level. Simply in terms of equipment specifications, if the quench chamber is larger compared to the combustion chamber, then the liquid level will be relatively more stable, that’s for sure! ...So what are the reasons for this positive impact? Everyone might want to discuss this... or rather, when the quench chamber becomes larger, what affects the liquid level – is it the increase in volume, or an increase in the amount of water? Everyone is welcome to actively discuss! ......We talk to each other and progress together......
The level of liquid in the quench chamber also has little impact; what really affects the liquid level are the distance between the rising pipe and the descending pipe, the load on the vaporization furnace, as well as the quality of the water.