Does the amount of steam supplied affect the liquid level in the water separation tank?
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Does the amount of steam supplied affect the liquid level in the water separation tank? Does an increase in the amount of steam supplied lead to an increase in the liquid level of the tank? What other factors affect the water tank level? Why, thank you
Excessive steam supply can affect the liquid level in the quarter tank; when there is too much steam, it’s necessary to check the water-to-carbon ratio. The reasons for the rising liquid level in the water separation tank are ① excessive steam supply, resulting in a high load on water separation. ②Leak in the medium-pressure gas heat exchanger (boiler feed water, medium-pressure gas heat exchanger); ③ The control valve is blocked ； ④The cooling temperature in the middle section of the gas is uneven, resulting in more water in the front part and less water in the rear part.