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How many black water discharge pipelines are there in the gasifier?

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There are two paths for learning*, located opposite each other, and then they merge into one. We are building a black water pipeline. What about everyone else’s? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
Reply #22016-02-15
Is it the black water pipeline at the clarification tank? Into the clarification tank?
Reply #32016-02-15
It is safer to use two pipelines; after discharge, pressure reduction is required in this pipeline, and the pressure difference before and after the valve is significant, which can easily cause damage to the pressure reduction valve. If only one pipeline can be used, shutting down the system is necessary, but with two pipelines, it is possible to switch one to operation while the other is taken for maintenance.
Reply #42016-02-16
Well, that makes sense. I’ll ask our engineers here again. There should be benefits even with just one. In the two plants, both the quenching chambers and the black water pipelines are blocked; the pipelines are almost completely clogged

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