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What to do if the coked and absorbed stabilized liquefied gas cannot be sent out? Solve
Describe in detail what phenomena are occurring that are preventing the liquefied gas from being delivered. Adding a liquefied gas transfer pump should solve the problem.
There are many reasons: Could it be that the receiving unit is cutting the containers?; Is it that your delivery process is incorrect? ; Is there a problem with the alkali washing and desulfurization? ; Is the backflow too high? ;
Delivery should come with a pump, right? Is it due to a rush in orders or is there a supply limit? The back pressure is still low
High pressure on the back side (the tank area is full) or the valve on the back side is closed. Cannot pump liquid; the liquid level sensor of the liquefied gas tank is malfunctioning
Was it suddenly impossible to deliver, or couldn’t it be delivered from the very beginning?
The liquefied gas enters the refining unit; how many streams are combined before entry? I personally think it’s probably a problem with the pressure pump. Also, are these data correct – the delivery volume, liquid level, pressure, and so on?
There are many reasons why it can’t be sent out; sometimes it’s due to the liquefied gas pump not being able to generate enough pressure, or it might be because the pressure in the back route is too high or that route is blocked. Which is the case in your situation?
There are many reasons why it cannot be sent out: one of them is to check the upward sections of the pipes used for delivery; it’s possible that water has frozen there