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The issue of leak detection for equipment valves

2015-12-26View Original

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As the title suggests, cone valves are used for sealing the coal hopper in fixed-bed Ruhr-type furnaces. How can the sealing performance under such operating conditions be evaluated? For example, how can the leakage rate under airtight conditions be evaluated more reasonably?
Reply #22015-12-26
We usually check for airtightness by checking the pressure and listening for sounds. In the event of a leak when it is airtight, replace the valve head directly.
Reply #32015-12-26
Is there a standard for measuring pressure changes? The key question is whether this valve can remain leak-free under these operating conditions?

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