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After the gasifier was shut down and when attempting to start it up in conjunction with other units failed, the burner was removed, and coal slurry was found in the central oxygen pipeline. What is the reason for this?

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Reply #22016-01-18
It’s possible that the oxygen vent valve is closing slowly, that’s why

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