Why can’t the cooling water be supplied to the nozzle of the flue gas cooling tower in the incinerator when full atomization is in operation? When the misting valve is slightly closed...
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Why can’t the cooling water be supplied to the nozzle of the flue gas cooling tower in the incinerator when full atomization is in operation? It was poured in when the atomization valve was slightly closed. Please explain, sir. Thank you
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Is atomization done using gas? Or use the pressure of water for atomization? If gas atomization is used, the atomization valve you mentioned should be one that controls the gas supply; excessive pressure from the gas supply causes it to push back against the water.
For air atomization nozzles, the flow rate and particle size vary under different pressures and hydraulic conditions. The extreme case is when the air pressure is too high, preventing the liquid from being ejected. It is necessary to look at the operating curve of the nozzle.