Outer wall temperature of the gasifier
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What is the typical outer wall temperature of a gasification furnace? I would like to know the temperature of the outer wall with insulation material applied, as well as the wall temperature without such insulation (or rather, the temperature of the side of the wall where the insulation material comes into contact with the gasification furnace) respectively. It may vary from one area to another; a general estimate will suffice. Experts in gasification, please share your insights!
Here, it’s usually around 200 degrees, with no insulation.
Here, it’s usually around 200 degrees, with no insulation.
Is insulation not needed? In that case, should one stay away from it inside the factory area to avoid getting burned? Do you have a Shell furnace?
Under normal conditions, the wall temperature of the gasification furnace should be between 200 and 250°C, although it varies depending on the type of furnace and the specific location.
At least around 170 degrees, and up to over 300 degrees
Is it generally necessary to add an insulation layer to the shell of a vaporization furnace?
Is it necessary to add an insulating layer? There must be requirements for this in the design~
The outer wall of the combustion chamber of the gasifier should not be insulated; the temperature design requirement should be higher than the dew point temperature of water at the pressure inside the furnace (20°C?) 50℃? ), so the control temperature of the outer wall still needs to take the furnace pressure into account.