The inlet height of the fan is high
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This post was last edited by sxf1028102800 on 2017-10-26 at 13:55. A new sulfur treatment unit is being installed; the fan used is a low-pressure fan, with a maximum pressure of no more than 50 kPa. I don’t understand why the inlet of the sulfur production furnace fan is installed at such a high height, around 30 meters. Usually, the inlets of fans are located at much lower heights. Could someone with expertise please explain this? Thank you; points will be given for a helpful answer. As shown in the figure, the fan inlet is on the highest platform.
Can it reduce the inhalation of dust and other substances that could affect product quality?
From an accident prevention perspective, it is necessary to prevent backflow and high-altitude emissions.
It is said that there is less dust at higher levels, which reduces the impact of impurities in the combustion process caused by the introduction of air.
Is it to reduce noise or to select cleaner air from the upper layer?
Ensure the cleanliness of the inhaled air.
I think the explanation for the third floor is closer to the actual reason